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Apple to open Dublin city office with 300-strong team planned
Later this year, Apple will open its first permanent Dublin office at 4/5 Park Place in Dublin, to complement its 6,000 strong Cork campus team which it continues to develop. Read more: Apple to open Dublin city office with 300-strong team planned
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Leadership competing with salary in attracting top talent, finds research
CPL’s report found that nowadays salary may no longer be the most pressing concern for professionals. Read more: Leadership competing with salary in attracting top talent, finds research
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‘In the Irish market there is a supply and demand for niche senior roles’
IAS’s Claire Griffin explores how she began her career in recruitment and the opportunities open to professionals in this space. Read more: ‘In the Irish market there is a supply and demand for niche senior roles’
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Guest post: Six tech revolutions that were supposed to shrink legal but grew it. Will AI be different?
By Dorna Moini, CEO and founder of Gavel The U.S. legal profession has grown from 114,000 lawyers in 1900 to 1.37 million today, according to the American Bar Association. That growth happened across six major waves of technology that were each predicted to shrink the profession. Every single wave expanded it instead. As someone…
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US tech firm Vertiv creating ‘several hundred’ new jobs in Donegal, Derry
The new jobs will span across manufacturing, engineering, quality assurance and support functions at Vertiv’s sites in Burnfoot, Letterkenny and Campsie. Read more: US tech firm Vertiv creating ‘several hundred’ new jobs in Donegal, Derry
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Platforms must remove abusive content in 48 hours under new UK law
The new law aims to protect a victim from having to individually flag each platform-specific instance of abusive content to the platform in question. Read more: Platforms must remove abusive content in 48 hours under new UK law
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The Leaders’ Room: Engineering excellence with Macom’s Rathnait Long
The latest episode of The Leaders’ Room podcast season four features Rathnait Long, distinguished fellow of technology at Macom Technology Solutions. This series is created in partnership with IDA Ireland. Read more: The Leaders’ Room: Engineering excellence with Macom’s Rathnait Long
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eBay takes aim at Gen Z, buys Depop from Etsy for $1.2bn
Etsy has been growing at a slowed pace in recent years. It bought Depop for $1.6bn, and sold it at a loss. Read more: eBay takes aim at Gen Z, buys Depop from Etsy for $1.2bn
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AltaClaro and Verbit launch DepoSim for simulated deposition training
US legal training provider AltaClaro has teamed up with transcription service provider Verbit to launch DepoSim, an AI-powered deposition simulator that significantly reduces the costs of helping to prepare witnesses for trial. DepoSim leverages AI agents that use text-to-speech, speech-to-text, and large language model capabilities to act as witness, opposing counsel, and court reporter.…
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‘Ireland is a strong environment for early-career AI talent’
Mallory Triano discusses her role in securing key technical talent for the financial sector and the importance of collaboration with educational and workplace institutions. Read more: ‘Ireland is a strong environment for early-career AI talent’