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Following a week where CEO Jensen Huang met with Donald Trump in Washington, Nvidia says the administration will allow it to ship GPUs to China. Read more: Nvidia says US has reversed course on AI chips to China
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DIAS’ Dr Emma Chambers explains her work on mapping geothermal energy and how it can contribute to Ireland’s climate goals. Read more: Why geothermal energy is core to renewable goals
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Moonshot is the latest Chinese start-up to launch a new open-source AI model onto the market in the shape of Kimi 2, after DeepSeek shook the market back in January. Read more: China’s Moonshot launches open source AI model, OpenAI postpones
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In honour of Bastille Day, here’s a list of some of the exciting French start-ups lighting up the tech world. Read more: 7 French start-ups that tapped fresh funding in 2025
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We are more than halfway through 2025 and as we move into the last few months of the year, what patterns and trends continue to make an impact? Read more: 4 fascinating fintech trends dictating 2025
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The Proof of Concept grants aim to bridge the gap between research and commercialisation or societal impact. Read more: Trinity, University of Galway researchers bag latest ERC grants
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Bitcoin has had a further surge in recent days, ahead of the so-called “Crypto week” in the US which starts today, hitting $122,000 in Asian trading this morning. Read more: Bitcoin surges past $122,000 ahead of US ‘crypto week’
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Google’s licensing deal with the start-up comes after a possible acquisition by OpenAI fell through. Read more: Google hires Windsurf heads in $2.4bn licensing deal
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The Maynooth University spin-out specialises in collaborative and evidence-informed decision-making for the planning and development sector. Read more: People and Place: Telling stories using data
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Clinical trials are the last piece of the puzzle for Ireland’s medtech sector, says University of Galway’s John Kilmartin. Read more: Medtech veteran aims to boost Irish clinical trials with new pilot