AI solutions architect, senior automation engineer and machine learning engineer are just three of the exciting roles open to qualified professionals in Ireland at the moment. Read more: Jobs: Who is hiring in AI, robotics and automation right now?

AI is reshaping the legal sector faster than ever — but one topic continues to sit at the centre of every strategic conversation: data. As intelligent assistants and agentic workflows move from experimentation to everyday practice, firms are discovering a hard truth: AI can only be as effective as the data beneath it. Fragmented…
This marks the seventh co-founder exit since xAI was founded in 2023. Read more: Only five left as Toby Pohlen latest co-founder to exit xAI
In the past year, Intel has lost its CSO, CEO of products and the head of AI. Read more: Latest Intel exit sees Foundry lead Kevin O’Buckley joining Qualcomm
The NASDAQ-listed company can access discretionary funds through a 36-month agreement with New Jersey’s Yorkville Advisors. Read more: Wicklow’s Trinity Biotech secures $25m in SEPA funding
Block opened a new strategic European hub in Dublin late last month. Read more: Jack Dorsey’s Block cuts 4,000 citing AI as the cause
Both IDC and Gartner are warning of over 10pc declines in smartphone and budget PC shipments in 2026 due to memory chip shortages. Read more: Chip crunch to hit smartphone, PC shipments in 2026 by over 10pc
The funding rounds come as a Scale Ireland survey shows that start-ups still feel raising funds in Ireland is a huge challenge. Read more: 10 Irish start-ups that raised funds early in 2026

HaystackID today (26 February) announced it has acquired eDiscovery AI, a legal technology company founded in 2023 that helps with early case assessment and review. Already a HaystackID partner, eDiscovery AI’s technology has been integrated into HaystackID’s core AI offerings, with custom workflows designed to help legal teams increase their efficiency. “The acquisition of…
Robert Walters’ data suggests that microshifting could be the next evolution of flexible working. Read more: Nearly 60pc of Irish workers want employers to adopt ‘microshifting’