We spoke with Christian Buckner about the future of organisational AI and its potential to alter STEM careers. Read more: Intelligent automation is about reimagining not replicating
In Ireland, AI-exposed roles have almost doubled since 2019, PwC report says. Read more: PwC finds number of jobs and wages rising despite AI risk
The new premises will support Klohn Crippen Berger’s presence in Europe and Ireland specifically. Read more: KCB expanding into Ireland with office in Naas
These joint projects span subjects such as wireless networks, ice formation and radio frequencies. Read more: Ireland-UK joint research projects get €4.95m funding boost
Founded last year, this Belfast-based start-up wants to use VR to make ‘fear less scary, therapy more human and support more accessible’. Read more: Rephobia: Using VR to help people overcome their fears
Amgen’s Michael Kavanagh discusses navigating the manufacturing space and the skills needed to thrive. Read more: What does a day in the life of a manufacturing manager look like?
Nahla Davies deep dives into the murky world of Big Tech and sustainability, and asks what can businesses do to green their digital footprint? Read more: What is the green cloud and how do you get there?
Kyndryl’s Ben Scowen discusses a new energy platform, which hopes to lower the barrier to entry for small clean energy providers to the grid. Read more: New platform to support UK renewable energy distribution
Whether you’re in Monaghan, Mayo, Carlow or Clare, there is a remote-working hub in every province of Ireland. Read more: Progress in the provinces: Remote-working hubs for every region
The moves comes as a response to China’s export restrictions on critical minerals. Read more: US suspends sale of airplane and semiconductor tech to China