Legora today (30 April) announced a $50 million extension of its previously announced Series D financing, bringing the total round to $600 million in equity and valuing the company at […] The post Legora raises $50m Series D extension – Atlassian and NVIDIA fund join as investors appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Slaughter and May is rolling out Harvey’s AI platform firm wide, becoming the latest major law firm to select an enterprise legal AI tool – although two of its magic […] The post Slaughter and May goes firmwide with Harvey appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Meta and Alphabet are bumping up capex by billions as the AI race shows no signs of slowing down. Read more: Meta, Microsoft, Amazon and Alphabet post positives quarterlies
Key areas of focus include addressing healthy diets, improving water quality, enhancing biodiversity, tackling climate change, strengthening animal health and welfare and advancing farm safety. Read more: €37m investment to boost research in agri-food, forest and bioeconomy sectors
The Irish Times reported that cuts would begin ‘in the summer’ and could affect a wide array of role types. Read more: Oracle reportedly cutting up to 150 Irish jobs
A key driver for the rise in medical device cyberattacks, according to RunSafe, is the prominence of legacy tech in healthcare environments. Read more: Report: Medical device cyberattacks on the rise
European Legal AI platform Noxtua has announced a partnership with US legal research challenger Midpage that its founders say marks a first for the market: access to American case law, […] The post Noxtua and Midpage partner to give European lawyers local access to US Law appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
This month’s Orange Rag is, in many ways, a snapshot of legal AI growing up. The headlines are bigger, the marketing is louder, and the adoption numbers are finally starting […] The post The April Orange Rag Is Here! appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Meta is ‘clear that Instagram and Facebook are intended for people aged 13 and older’, said the company. Read more: EU finds Meta not doing enough to keep underage users at bay
Arm’s shares fell by more than 7pc as TSMC sold off its final tranche of shares in the UK chip design company. Read more: TSMC $231m share sale marks full exit from UK chip designer Arm