If you are on the fence about whether or not you should further automate your working life, why not take apart some of the more common issues to see what you are left with? Read more: 4 common misconceptions about workplace automation
The partnership will see Celtonn develop advanced semiconductor hardware for next-generation satellite missions. Read more: Celtonn secures European Space Agency contract
Founded in 2021, this Danish start-up wants to make agritech autonomy certifiable and dependable. Read more: AgriRobot: Safety software for autonomous agritech
The company is looking for software engineers and business development specialists as it aims to expand internationally. Read more: Cork insurtech Kayna to create 13 new jobs
Viotas, the growing Limerick-based player in smart grid demand response services, has secured a €10m debt facility from Claret Capital Partners. Read more: Smart grid player Viotas secures €10m for global expansion
An iconic Irish institution for more than 60 years, the Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition, currently sponsored by BT, will soon be the Stripe YSTE. Read more: Stripe new title sponsor of Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition
Patterns seen in MoM-z14 are also common among the most ancient stars in the Milky Way, according to the researchers. Read more: James Webb captures earliest ever galaxy seen yet
Recently, the start-up raised €2m. Now, it plans to more than double its workforce. Read more: Nexus Inclusion has new vision for digital accessibility
Anthropic yesterday released its Claude 4 generation of models – Claude Opus 4 and Claude Sonnet 4, models it claims set new standards for coding, advanced reasoning, and AI. Read more: Anthropic ups AI competition with Claude 4 models
The AI-powered patient care system took the top spot at the event, which recognises businesses across a range of categories, including innovation, export, sustainability and start-ups. Read more: Spryt wins National Enterprise of the Year Award