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Netflix shares fall on Q2 forecast as co-founder Hastings steps aside
Hastings will not stand for re-election to the company board at its June AGM and will instead ‘focus on his philanthropy and other pursuits’. Read more: Netflix shares fall on Q2 forecast as co-founder Hastings steps aside
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OpenAI to rival Google’s AlphaFold with new AI model for life sciences research
The model is the first release in OpenAI’s Life Science model series. Read more: OpenAI to rival Google’s AlphaFold with new AI model for life sciences research
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Irish-founded Ulysses raises $46m in rounds that include Andereesen Horowitz
San Francisco-based Ulyssess is building networked autonomous vehicles that operate above and below the surface of the ocean, ‘Earth’s last frontier’. Read more: Irish-founded Ulysses raises $46m in rounds that include Andereesen Horowitz
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How are balance, inclusion and skills critical to the workforce of the future?
Rent the Runway’s Stephanus Meiring discusses the workforce of the future and what it will take to make it productive and sustainable. Read more: How are balance, inclusion and skills critical to the workforce of the future?
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Anthropic’s Mythos to bolster cybersecurity at UK banks
SiliconRepublic.com has asked Anthropic whether Irish financial institutions will take part in Project Glasswing. Read more: Anthropic’s Mythos to bolster cybersecurity at UK banks
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Solidroad raises $25m as demand for QA product sparks fresh hiring
Hiring has already begun and will continue ‘over the coming months’, founder Mark Hughes tells SiliconRepublic.com. Read more: Solidroad raises $25m as demand for QA product sparks fresh hiring
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Danish finance AI start-up Spektr raises $20m
The new funding will be used to expand the Copenhagen-based company’s AI platform for banks and fintech companies, and accelerate adoption across financial institutions globally. Read more: Danish finance AI start-up Spektr raises $20m
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What interview mistakes are jobseekers still making in 2026?
The report finds that in a competitive space, candidates can’t fall foul to common faux pas. Read more: What interview mistakes are jobseekers still making in 2026?
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A look at Eudia’s expert digital twins – Scaling in-house legal knowledge
Caroline Hill speaks with Coleman Monroe about Eudia’s latest release California-headquartered startup Eudia in March released what it calls expert digital twins; a way to capture a corporate’s preferred legal positions, drafting style and risk tolerances, then deploy that expertise as self-service across the business. In a market crowded with contract AI point solutions, Eudia is helping…
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Irish space AI start-up Ubotica on board for NASA’s FAME
The multiyear flight demonstration of FAME is expected to begin with an initial set of six spacecraft this summer. Read more: Irish space AI start-up Ubotica on board for NASA’s FAME