France adds €1bn to its quantum push as the US and Europe race to dominate a technology that could reshape computing, defence and drug discovery. Read more: France bets fresh €1bn on quantum as global race intensifies
Programming and coding skills are crucial to a range of STEM careers, including those dealing with future health challenges. Read more: Which programming languages aid a medtech career?
This month our Orange Rag legal tech expert is Stephen Brown, managing director of Lights-On Consulting. One of the major issues that Brown and the Lights-On consulting team regularly advise […] The post Orange Rag Legal Tech Clinic: Moving to Evergreen – What law firms need to understand beyond migration appeared first on Legal…
We speak to CT&IO Stuart Whittle about the selection process and plans for Clio Operate Weightmans has selected Clio Operate as its case and matter management platform, following a major selection […] The post Weightmans selects Clio Operate (formerly Sharedo) after major selection process appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
The cross-border pilot programme is designed to help startups and SMEs expand between Ireland and the UK. Read more: Cork’s Republic of Work to launch Celtic Link via Codebase partnership
The US is betting big on quantum, committing $2bn in federal funding to nine companies as it races to build a domestic quantum computing industry. Read more: US pumps $2bn into quantum computing via CHIPS Act
Buymedia is ranked as one of Deloitte’s fastest growing EMEA technology companies. Read more: Galway adtech Buymedia opens Belfast office, plans 30 jobs
Empyrean will take up a new office space in The Half Moon Building at Lavitt’s Quay in Cork City. Read more: Empyrean Solutions’ new R&D project to create 40 jobs in Cork
By Yasmin Lambert There is a buzz of optimism and activity in the Hong Kong legal market unlike recent years. Law firms are busy, IPOs are booming and new AI […] The post Report from the FT Innovative Lawyers Asia-Pacific Awards in Hong Kong appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
‘I wish [the European Accessibility Act] didn’t have to exist, but I’m glad it does,’ says Kyran O’Mahoney, founder of Nexus Inclusion. Read more: Kyran O’Mahoney on the accessibility gap and a new AI tool to solve it