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Deepali Futane discusses her journey navigating a career transformed by adventure, innovation and having the courage to take a leap of faith. Read more: ‘My curiosity always pulled me toward a more global horizon’

Tara Chklovski explores the widening skills gap in STEM, addressing some of the challenges impacting the sector and young people. Read more: ‘There’s a skills gap, but the real problem is mindset’, says tech expert

The new jobs will see the company’s workforce in the city grow to more than 1,000. Read more: Qualcomm to invest €125m in Cork facility, adding 300 jobs

ASML shares shot up just after TSMC announced a better than expected outlook for 2026. Read more: ASML becomes third in Europe to cross $500bn market cap

The Berlin-based start-up has raised $350m in a recent late-stage round, which will fund further US and European expansion. Read more: German agentic AI start-up Parloa triples valuation to $3bn

Taiwanese chip companies are expected to invest at least $250bn in the US. Read more: US, Taiwan agree to slash tariffs, boost US chip investments by $250bn

Ahead of a meeting with X today, Minister Niamh Smyth said she is confident that Ireland has adequate legislation in place to tackle the sharing of non-consensual sexualised images. Read more: Minister Smyth says laws adequate to tackle non-consensual Grok AI images

With applications for the BioInnovate programme closing on February 4, we speak to its executive director Prof Martin O’ Halloran about the Stanford-affiliated initiative. Read more: BioInnovate on the look out for Irish medtech innovators