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Doug Dennerline discusses the challenges that arise when an organisation is selective about who the rules apply to. Read more: Mandatory return-to-office rules apply to everyone, right?
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Despite only being days into the accelerator, the start-up has already incorporated a US entity and is on track to launch their first product in July 2026. Read more: Galway AI start-up Forge Robotics joins Y Combinator
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US-UK tech ties are deepening as American Big Techs promise to invest billions in the UK. Read more: OpenAI, Microsoft pledge billions for UK AI as Trump visit continues
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The acquisition will enable the organisation to extend its AI capabilities. Read more: Workday to buy AI company Sana for $1.1bn
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An AI bovine scanner, a slurry emissions cutting mechanism and a herd monitoring app were honoured at yesterday’s contest. Read more: Cork’s ScanInsights bags top EI prize at national ploughing
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Rachel Murphy discusses the importance of knowing that new and different ventures often require out of the box thinking. Read more: Real leadership is knowing when to step back and when to go for it
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Photonics gets brought into the spotlight with a new European education network. Read more: Photonics education network gets €5m EU funding to build skills
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The report shows that men are twice as likely as women are to enter into a STEM career. Read more: ‘Encouragement gap’ blocking women in STEM, finds Engineers Ireland survey
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‘We continually evaluate our real estate footprint to ensure we are operating efficiently’, the company said, hinting at a possible reason behind the closure. Read more: US finance giant BNY to close Cork office employing 200
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The agritech start-up’s latest raise will be used to expand its virtual fencing tech to pastures new in Europe and North America. Read more: Agritech Nofence raises €30m to expand virtual fencing system