OpenAI is set to create 200 new jobs in Ireland, alongside the 250 that have already been announced for the new Applied AI lab.

If you are using AI to research within your academia career, here are some tips to ensure that you do so accurately and efficiently.

There are a range of positive habits and technical skills that interns can glean from an early-career programme.

The head of the National Cybersecurity Strategy Headquarters Masaaki Taira called the situation a “state of emergency in [the] cyberspace”.

FIT has ambitions of upskilling 400,000 individuals by 2030, so they can meet the needs of an AI-focused and skilled workforce.

Consistent with previous findings, VC funding into AI is largely going to fewer, larger rounds in more established companies.

Over half of the 100 new roles will be entry-level, as Tines opens a new Dublin headquarters later this year.

Amgen's experts explore the importance of mentorship to career longevity and the impact it can have on a professional's overall experience.

The Marine Institute’s Dr Niall McDonough outlines why Europe needs to strengthen its ocean knowledge systems to help the region ‘adapt, compete and lead’.

Anthropic launches an OSS scanner and a collaborative mission that brings its security expertise to big businesses.

Scientists, including UCD experts, have found a new way to improve water-quality assessments using a rare form of nitrogen gas.

Deloitte's Nicola Flannery explores the results of the CyberSafe Kids report and how changes might better protect children and young people.

Career strategist Elizabeth Lenihan explores how students and graduates can utilise AI and other advanced skills in their early careers.

Google Gemini has launced a new enterprise-focused AI agent, to make workplace tasks more efficient and less laborious.

Europe’s start-up scene recently enjoyed its best quarter for venture funding in four years, according to business data tracking platform Crunchbase.

Just this year, attackers have targeted the official websites of Spain, Norway, Germany, Denmark and the European Commission.  

Mastercard also made a number of commitments to develop its payments infrastructure in Europe, including expanding offline payments.

Universal Quantum has raised more than $100m in what is the largest Series A ever raised by a UK-headquartered quantum company.

In the AI age, building teams and growing professionally are critical to the wider success of the industry and the people within it.

Manus, an AI start-up, has raised more than $500m in its first funding round since the potential acquisition by Meta was abandoned.

A French and a Japanese scientist have won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their discoveries that proved to be crucial to how chemists design reactions.

Huawei Ireland’s Derek Collins discusses the Tech Arena 2026 event, and why this year’s challenge revolves around recommendation systems.

Three years after first launching the tool, Google is now making its generative AI detector available to the public globally.

Bing Lin and Joshua Cinner of the University of Sydney explore the environmental areas and ecosystems that are faring better than expected.

Starting out in STEM is for many graduates an exciting and worrying time, but the experts can offer some sage advice.

France's Mistral has announced its new open-weight AI model ML4, which it said outperforms any open-weight model made in the US or Europe.

Dr Brandy Zachary explores medical frameworks and how sometimes you have to be the architect of the systems that solve your own problems.

Boston Dynamics' has appointed Rohit Prasad as the new CEO, where he will lead the acceleration of the company's physical AI endeavours.

IceCube Neutrino Observatory lead Francis Halzen has been awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics for his work in astrophysics.

Thousands of ASOS customers received a threatening push notification claiming that the online fashion retailer has been hacked.

BearingPoint Ireland’s Catherine Kennedy discusses the unique challenges that organisations face when it comes to AI transformation.

In arguing with AI, users of artificial intelligence can find that the quality and accuracy of the work can improve.

Chinese deep-tech darling Moonshot AI is gearing up for a much-anticipated Hong Kong initial public offering next year.

Three scientists are the joint winners of the 2026 Nobel prize in physiology or medicine for their foundational research in neuroscience.

Irish-founded AI insurance technology start-up Nettle has raised $4.8m in an oversubscribed seed round led by MTech Capital.

The company said that it will add an invisible watermark over the coming weeks to text generated from ChatGPT and Codex in the region.

RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences’ Dr Ronan Lordan discusses the effects of spaceflight on circadian rhythms and sleep.

Robco crosses the ‘unicorn’ threshold of a $1bn valuation after selling more than $40m in employee shares to a group investors.

Rockwell Automation has released a report exploring the impact digital transformation is having on the manufacturing industry.

Huawei and Qualcomm have signed a multi-year broad cross-licensing deal across a number of technologies, including 5G, compute and AI.

French conglomerate Schneider Electric is to acquire US engineering software provider PTC at an equity value of around $22.6bn.

SiliconRepublic.com has put together a list of 10 Irish-founded companies commercialising cutting-edge technologies.

BT said that stabilisation efforts at TalkTalk will be led by Clive Selley, the Group’s CEO for international operations.

Amgen's grad programme can be, for many young people and graduates, an opportunity to begin a long and successful career.