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Infineon Technologies officially opens new R&D centre in Cork
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Infineon has stated that the company’s growth will include new senior and junior positions. Read more: Infineon Technologies officially opens new R&D centre in Cork
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Men expect to earn €11,000 more than women, finds IrishJobs report
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The data also shows that men are often more comfortable negotiating a pay rise than their female colleagues. Read more: Men expect to earn €11,000 more than women, finds IrishJobs report
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Inside the EIC Accelerator: Practical advice from one Irish founder
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Her scale-up Lios has been through the EIC Accelerator grant funding process and successfully secured €6.25m in 2025. Now Rhona Togher wants other founders to learn what she wishes she had known. Read more: Inside the EIC Accelerator: Practical advice from one Irish founder
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How do IT and tech recruiters match the right applicant to the right role?
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IT Search’s Karla O’Rourke discusses her career in recruitment and how candidates can make themselves more attractive to organisations looking to hire. Read more: How do IT and tech recruiters match the right applicant to the right role?
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Join us on 25 March: Inside Harvey’s AI Agents & Shared Spaces
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Harvey’s agentic workflows, launched a year ago, will reshape how legal teams automate multi‑step tasks and streamline complex work. Paired with Harvey’s new Shared Spaces, released in December, law firms and in‑house teams are discovering new ways to collaborate. Join us for a TalkingTech webinar where Legal IT Insider’s editor Caroline Hill sits down…
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Researchers should learn to be entrepreneurial, says ARC hub lead
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Garry Duffy says that entrepreneurship should be taught at an undergraduate level. Read more: Researchers should learn to be entrepreneurial, says ARC hub lead
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Anthropic will fight US ‘supply chain risk’ designation in court
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Anthropic confirms it has been designated a ‘supply chain risk’ by the US administration, and says it has no choice but to challenge in the courts. Read more: Anthropic will fight US ‘supply chain risk’ designation in court
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Irish data security start-up Evervault raises $25m
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The funding will be used to expand Evervault’s encryption infrastructure, invest in product development, and grow its engineering and product teams. Read more: Irish data security start-up Evervault raises $25m
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Oracle to cut ‘thousands’ of jobs, reports Bloomberg
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Oracle employs around 162,000 globally, with 900 workers situated in Ireland. Read more: Oracle to cut ‘thousands’ of jobs, reports Bloomberg
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Exclusive: iManage expands Insight+ with enterprise‑wide context and data warehouse connectivity
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iManage will today (5 March) announce significant advances to Insight+, including enterprise-wide contextual integration, meaning that metadata from external systems will enrich document searches around the likes of matter relationships, expertise patterns and client history. A data warehouse integration means that iManage can now connect to a firm’s centralised source of data, without needing…