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Plans for new Irish supercomputer CASPIR moves to next stage
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CASPIR is expected to significantly enhance Ireland’s high-performance computing capacity. Read more: Plans for new Irish supercomputer CASPIR moves to next stage
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The future of client relationships in the GenAI era
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At a breakfast Legal IT Insider hosted with Litera this month, one theme came through clearly: as generative AI reshapes legal services, client relationships are – or should be – becoming more data-driven and more intentional. The discussion, generously hosted by Milbank in Hudson Yards, explored a tension or perhaps double-edged sword that many…
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21 organisations currently adding to their engineering teams
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From principal systems engineer and senior engineer to QA engineer and support engineer, there are plenty of opportunities open to skilled professionals in the engineering space. Read more: 21 organisations currently adding to their engineering teams
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Bloomberg: Apple to move away from ChatGPT exclusivity for Siri
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Apple is reportedly developing new tools to help third-party AI apps integrate with Siri. Read more: Bloomberg: Apple to move away from ChatGPT exclusivity for Siri
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New Qumulo European software R&D hub to create 50 jobs in Cork
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The roles will be available in areas such as engineering, research and development and customer service. Read more: New Qumulo European software R&D hub to create 50 jobs in Cork
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Bundledocs expands into case management with new Review tool
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Bundledocs earlier this month announced the launch of Review – a new platform to help legal teams collaborate in real time, representing a major expansion into areas including litigation/case management. Previously used just at the document preparation stage (hence the name), the new release sees Bundledocs shift into review, editing, and collaboration. While Bundledocs doesn’t focus exclusively on bundles for court and is used by transactional teams too, within a litigation context, it is…
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German battery recycling plant salvages lithium and graphite
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Tozero’s plant outside Munich was set up in six months and is capable of producing 100 tonnes of high-purity lithium carbonate from old batteries each year. Read more: German battery recycling plant salvages lithium and graphite
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OpenAI pauses erotic ChatGPT plans after internal pushback
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OpenAI shuttered its AI video generator Sora just days earlier. Read more: OpenAI pauses erotic ChatGPT plans after internal pushback
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Anthropic wins first round in case against US administration’s Claude ban
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A US judge did not mince her words in a ruling that described the US administration’s designation of Anthropic as a ‘suppy chain risk’ as ‘arbitrary and capricious’. Read more: Anthropic wins first round in case against US administration’s Claude ban
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Investigating 3D-printed metals for aeronautical engineering
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UL’s Dr Kyriakos Kourousis discusses his current research in metal additive manufacturing and the work of the Metal Plasticity and Additive Manufacturing Group at UL. Read more: Investigating 3D-printed metals for aeronautical engineering