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The AI-driven platform also intends to increase the size of the London-based office amid a commitment to supporting the UK’s businesses, developers and start-ups. Read more: OpenAI to ‘turbocharge’ UK’s AI infrastructure with government deal
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New semiconductor strategy ‘underscores the country’s growing importance’ in the global tech landscape, says Arm engineering lead. Read more: Arm’s new Galway facility signals support for Ireland’s chip strategy
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In honour of World Brain Day, FutureNeuro researcher Ben Bond speaks to SiliconRepublic.com about the possibilities of digital psychiatry tools for the future of mental healthcare. Read more: Digital psychiatry and the future of mental healthcare
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The Global Talent Ireland initiative opened for applications on Friday. We spoke to Minister James Lawless, TD, the driving force behind the push to bring world-class researchers to Ireland. Read more: Minister James Lawless on Ireland as a global hub for research talent
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Email security doesn’t end if your system is breached – it requires a quick and effective response to minimise the cyberattack, argues Barracuda’s Charlie Smith. Read more: Let’s circle back: How to get ahead of your email security
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Nowadays almost every industry has been upended, both positively and negatively by the mainstream use of AI. Fintech is no different. Read more: How is artificial intelligence revolutionising the fintech space?
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Business Platforms will also extend space at its headquarters in Cork to facilitate the growing team. Read more: Cork pharma consultancy Business Platforms creates 75 new jobs
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Béatrice Cossa-Dumurgier, the CEO of the western European HQ, will oversee the ambitious expansion. Read more: Revolut to fill 400 roles amid western European recruitment drive
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Starting in the 2025-2026 financial year, the Global Talent Fund will run for five years and attract experts from a range of industries. Read more: 12 UK universities and institutes to recruit leading talent with £54m fund
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Ireland is utilising cuts to US academic research by inviting scientists to research bodies here. Read more: US EPA cuts scientific arm as Ireland invites researchers