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Where are the biggest advances and enduring challenges when it comes to generative AI adoption and change management, particularly when it comes to the ‘people’ side of people, process and technology? That was the question posed by Legal IT Insider’s editor Caroline Hill during a dinner hosted in partnership with Definely in October, where…
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This Donegal start-up wants to ‘make environmental intelligence a core part of how the world builds’. Read more: Canavan Atlantic: Using AI to boost environmental compliance
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Diamonds are not always formed under pressure, sometimes we just crumble and fall apart, so you need to know the warning signs that extra help is needed. Read more: How might quiet cracking fracture workplace harmony?
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It is understood that many of the outages link to issues at Amazon Web Services, which offers the infrastructure that underpins much of the internet. Read more: Perplexity, Signal, Coinbase down in internet outage linked to AWS
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Wild Bioscience (Wild Bio) the Irish co-founded Oxford spinout that aims to improve crop varieties sustainably has raised $60m in an EIT-led round. Read more: Irish co-founded Oxford spin-out Wild Bio raises $60m in EIT-led round
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The initiative responds to the disruptions of AI and sustainability to support finance teams in the rapidly evolving finance sector. Read more: First all-island accounting apprenticeship programme launched
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The Series A was reportedly led by venture capital giants Greenoaks and Thrive Capital. Read more: Report: Stripe-backed blockchain Tempo raises $500m for $5bn valuation
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Rob Allen discusses the volatile global cybersecurity space and why a career in cyber is becoming increasingly popular. Read more: ‘While innovation moves fast, security often lags behind,’ says ThreatLocker CPO
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Business leaders ‘used to the uncertainty’ and are ‘comfortable’ navigating it now, says Amárach chair. Read more: Huawei finds Irish firms optimistic for 2026 despite the turbulence
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The two hosting providers will now need to take measures to stop the spread of extremist content on their platforms. Read more: Media watchdog says WhatsApp, Pinterest ‘exposed to terrorist content’