IQM Quantum Computers has become the first European quantum computing company to list on a major US stock exchange. Read more: Finnish quantum company IQM makes history with Nasdaq debut
From AI and upskilling, to new technologies and experimentation, there is much for professionals in the future health sector to get excited about. Read more: What are Ireland’s healthtech professionals excited about in 2026?
Come 15 September, multipurpose crawlers used by the likes of Google, Microsoft and Apple will be blocked by default according to Cloudflare’s new rules. Read more: Cloudflare to block AI crawlers from ad-supported webpages by default
BDO LLP will maintain operations in Limerick, Dublin and 17 UK locations, and remain part of BDO Global’s $11bn international network. Read more: BDO Ireland and BDO UK to merge into €1.26bn international business
Judge Linda Kullberg stated that the issue is ‘without a doubt the largest claim that has been ordered in a Swedish competition case’. Read more: Google ordered to pay Klarna nearly $2bn in ‘abuse of power’ row
The antenna is described as Ireland’s national programme connecting the Irish AI ecosystem to European AI Factories infrastructure. Read more: Ireland’s AI Factory launches European gateway antenna
According to the research, as structural issues begin to limit growth, business leaders are urging policymakers to align strategies and revamp workforce development. Read more: Report: Lifelong learning must change for AI to realise long-term potential
Meta is planning to sell access to its AI computing power to outside customers, in a move that would see it compete directly with AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. Read more: Meta aims to monetise its AI infrastructure with new cloud offering
In this product demonstration, Dr Caspar Roxburgh, general manager of Draftable Legal, walks us through Draftable Clean, a metadata-removal tool the company launched in March this year as a sibling […] The post Product demo: Draftable Clean in action appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Accenture’s Paraic Rattigan explores his role as an infrastructure and capital projects manager in a space that looks vastly different to when he first started out. Read more: Why delivering on infrastructure projects requires a broad approach