As the global race for agentic AI heats up, US venture capital company Benchmark is the latest to invest in China’s Manus AI, says Bloomberg. Read more: Benchmark joins $75m funding round in China’s Manus AI – report
Global AI scepticism is falling, business is all in and China is fast closing the gap when it comes to producing quality AI models. They are just some of the findings from Stanford’s AI Index 2025. Read more: AI scepticism falling, China rising says Stanford AI Index
In 2025, what are the emerging trends and patterns likely to impact careers in medtech? Read more: STEM careers: 4 future health trends to keep an eye on
We spoke with Tara Chklovski about the AI mindset and how it is mental discipline, ahead of skills, that keep tech professionals on track. Read more: Emotional resilience key to harnessing AI-powered tech
Ascoria’s Tim Cole discusses how technology is shaking up the taxation and compliance industry, and why he’s excited about agentic AI. Read more: How digital transformation is ‘rewiring’ the tax industry
Google’s cloud revenues jumped by 28pc in Q1, a key focus for the company as its adtech and search empire comes under growing antitrust scrutiny. Read more: Focus on cloud revenues as Alphabet earnings announced
According to IrishJobs, companies are cautious about hiring in a number of sectors due to ongoing global tensions. Read more: Hiring in IT and science slow amid economic uncertainty
As it announced slightly better than expected Q1 results yesterday, Intel also confirmed there would be job cuts in the coming months, but engineering may escape. Read more: Intel confirms management job cuts, refocus on engineering
ThreatAware CEO Jon Abbott says that the complexity of IT estates creates security ‘blind spots’, opening businesses to attacks. Read more: Why fragmented teams increase cybersecurity risk
Wader birds such as curlews and lapwings are under severe threat due to habitat loss, intensive agriculture and the climate crisis. Read more: Fota launches curlew conservation programme