Marianne Lee explores Ireland’s cyber landscape and why the country is becoming a hotbed of activity for multinationals and professionals developing their careers. Read more: ‘Cyber is for people who enjoy figuring things out, it never stands still’
More than 50 jobs expected to go in Dublin alone. Read more: 160 jobs at Irish connectivity unicorn Cubic3 at risk
The technology giant had been arguing a case in which it was accused of creating an anti-competitive ecosystem when dealing with app store fees Read more: Alphabet to resolve UK class action lawsuit for £260m
AI leaders Anthropic and OpenAI are notable signatories to the letter. Read more: Household names co-sign open letter on AI cybersecurity threat
PayPal reportedly rejected a takeover offer last month over concerns it was being undervalued. Read more: Stripe, Advent’s PayPal acquisition plans reportedly fall through
As NASA prepares to launch its new Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope this weekend, Rochester Institute of Technology’s Prof Don Figer examines the telescope’s purpose and its origins in US spycraft. Read more: Spy to space: The science behind NASA’s Roman Space Telescope
The Chinese AI company is reportedly seeking a 30pc share of any revenue generated by Kimi K3-related services hosted on Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud. Read more: Reuters: China’s Moonshot talking to US cloud giants over Kimi K3
The race car is gearing up for a public launch on 9 September in DCU. Read more: DCU students to unveil Ireland’s first solar-powered race car
The new jobs, spanning engineering, operations, finance, consulting and technology, will be created over the coming years. Read more: US consulting firm Highspring plans 50 Irish jobs
AWS and DuckLabs have been working together since 2024. Read more: Amazon nabs Dutch data analytics company DuckLabs