Tiger Eye announced today (7 July) that law firms can now adopt its Blueprint Knowledge Management platform with noslegal’s taxonomy embedded. noslegal is an open-source, non-profit legal data standards project. […] The post Tiger Eye embeds noslegal’s taxonomy in its Blueprint Knowledge Management platform appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Under the new agreement, the companies will partner on chips that will reportedly be used for ‘multiple generations of Apple products’. Read more: Apple and Broadcom renew chip deal, which will run to 2031
The investment will be used for expansion in the UK and US, continued development of WrxFlo’s SaaS platform, and supporting ambitions to grow from 60 to 200 employees by 2028, the company said. Read more: Limerick operations AI start-up WrxFlo raises €3m
Xbox loses 64 cents for every dollar it invests, CEO Asha Sharma said. Read more: Xbox hit hard in latest Microsoft layoffs affecting 4,800
Matthew England and Alex Sen Gupta of UNSW Sydney and Alistair Hobday of CSIRO discuss how the new El Niño is set to bring about unprecedented ocean heat records and extreme weather. Read more: Why June’s ocean heat records are just a preview of what’s to come
The acquisition will integrate Quantistry’s application software platform, algorithm simulation libraries and machine learning layer with IQM’s hardware infrastructure. Read more: IQM Quantum Computers acquires selected assets of Quantistry
OneAdvanced’s tenth annual Legal Trends Report at the start of 2026 raised five key challenges for the legal sector. Now we’re halfway through the year, has there been any progress […] The post Webinar: Six months on – Are law firms making progress on their biggest challenges? appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Henkel’s Julie Joseph explores the aspects of the sector she would change and the personality traits most suited to a career in this space. Read more: ‘STEM is not just about formulas and calculations, it is also about creativity’
The KPMG in Ireland finalists are based in Cork, Dublin, Galway, Louth and Monaghan, and offer tech innovations and solutions in a variety of real world fields. Read more: Jentic, Spryt, MenoPal among eight nominated for KPMG Global Tech Innovator
The KPMG in Ireland finalists are based in Cork, Dublin, Galway, Louth and Monaghan, and offer tech innovations and solutions in a variety of real world fields. Read more: Jentic, Spryt, MenoPal among eight KPMG Global Tech Innovator nominees