UL’s Prof George Barreto discusses his research and how it could help form new treatments for treating and protecting the brain. Read more: Investigating how hormones affect brain health
This week our startup is NegoAgent, which uses AI to help you learn to negotiate or to improve your skills – a really interesting use case and one that we […] The post Startup Corner: NegoAgent – Helping you learn to negotiate appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
The investment decision follows last week’s agreement between IBM and the US department of commerce to build an American quantum chip foundry named Anderon. Read more: IBM to spend $10bn on quantum over five years
The majority of large rounds were concentrated in Q1, which alone accounted for €616m in funds, a record high for any quarter over the last ten years. Read more: 319 Irish start-ups raised €992m in 2025, but funding cooled post Q1
Anthropic’s run-rate revenue crossed $47bn earlier this month, growing multi-fold from $14bn in February. Read more: Anthropic overtakes OpenAI with $965bn valuation after latest raise
Tom Saunders, RSGI Kirkland & Ellis announced yesterday (28 May) that it would spend $500m over the next three to four years developing its own custom AI tools and services. […] The post Kirkland & Ellis has form for building its own technology. The $500m AI play is its biggest yet. appeared first on…
Susan Doris-Obando discusses the upcoming deadline and explores the potential challenges and opportunities for professionals amid the policy change. Read more: What do you need to know about the EU Pay Transparency Directive?
In the latest episode of Charting Change in Legal, Caroline Hill and Ari Kaplan catch up on some of the key topics debated at The Corporate Legal Operations Consortium (CLOC) […] The post Charting Change In Legal: Pricing and the evolving dialogue around the billable hour appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Evidence suggests that the 50-million-solar-mass black hole predates its host galaxy. Read more: NASA’s Webb Space Telescope reveals black hole formed before galaxy
The Chinese online retailer is the second company to receive a fine under the DSA, after Elon Musk’s X was fined at the end of last year. Read more: EU fines Temu €200m for failing to prevent the sale of illegal products