Chip-designer Arm has announced its next-generation chip designs called Lumex, purpose-built for AI on mobile devices and PCs. Read more: Lumex, Arm’s new mobile chip designs purpose-built for AI
Business growth consultant Tadhg Guiry gives his three-step approach to integrating AI into legacy companies without losing brand identity. Read more: How legacy businesses can embrace AI without losing their identity
‘Despite being one of the world’s largest industries, alcohol distribution is stuck in the dark ages,’ CEO Eoin Bara said. Read more: Tipple raises a glass and $4m for alcohol distribution platform
Raysa Geaquinto Rocha and Louise Nash of the University of Essex and Siddhartha Saxena of Heriot-Watt University discuss the importance of neuro-inclusivity at work. Read more: How can organisations improve visibility for neurodivergent employees?
The judge said details of who and what exactly will be included in the settlement still needs to be established. Read more: ‘Disappointed’ judge postpones $1.5bn Anthropic settlement
The organisation is entering the next phase of its growth strategy and is aiming to create positions for engineers, AI experts and managers, among others. Read more: Acuity opens new digital hub, plans 100 jobs in Cork
VMware products are one of the virtualization platforms that have long supported corporate IT. However, due to changes in the product portfolio and licensing system, an increasing number of companies are facing challenges such as increased costs. There is also a movement to review IT infrastructure from scratch when it comes to the next…
A management revamp at Intel follows a tumultuous few months for the company which sold 10pc of its stake to the US government. Read more: Intel and Dell announce key leadership exits
US policy under Donald Trump is becoming a significant issue when it comes to regulatory planning, according to a survey by the Compliance Institute in Ireland. Read more: US tariffs, cyber, ESG rules top compliance risks for finance organisations
Jupiter’s power is equivalent to the capabilities of 1m modern smartphones put together. Read more: Europe’s most powerful supercomputer ‘Jupiter’ goes live