The new e-sports centre will be a hub for gaming talent, e-sports education, competitions and gaming research.

Dean Gefen of NukuDo discusses the steps organisations need to take to ensure their organisation stays resolute amid cybersecurity threats.

UL’s Dr Muftah Fraifer describes the interdisciplinary work of autonomous systems research as ‘a constant balancing act’.

Anybotics, which creates AI-driven robotic products, will use the latest funding to accelerate its recent US expansion.

A new report suggests that Ireland has a strong and emerging safety tech sector, which could put it at an advantage on the global stage.

Google said its new quantum chip, Willow, can reduce errors the more qubits are added to it, potentially solving a major challenge.

The Proba-3 mission will see two satellites create the first man-made solar eclipse with the help of tech made in Cork, Ireland.

The EFJ represents over 295,000 journalists in 44 countries.

A new lab aimed at addressing the structural inequalities and transparency issues related to AI deployment is launching today.

Ann O’Dea spoke to US software engineer and open-source champion Kelsey Hightower about the promise of the AT protocol.

Alt: A cartoon of a seal using a laptop with the word mondays written above it. After a few seconds, he face-plants on it and the desk is significantly messier.

A new publisher has claimed it aims to “disrupt” the books industry by publishing 8,000 books in 2025 alone using artificial intelligence.

Researchers say the social-media platform — an alternative to X — offers more control over the content they see and the people they engage with.

Milan-based tech company Bending Spoons will take Brightcove private as part of the all-cash deal.

The National Digital Research Centre is entering its final year in operation, slated to close operations next November.

HarperCollins has agreed to allow a technology company to use 'select nonfiction' books to train its artificial intelligence (AI) models.

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Galenband, Tympany Medical and ArrayPatch will represent Ireland and the UK at the EIT Health Catapult pitching competition.

Former IBM quantum leader Bob Sutor discusses the inflection point we’re now at with the emerging technology.