International law firm Osborne Clarke is spinning off an independent company that uses AI agents to automate the continuous monitoring of European regulation for legal and compliance departments. The platform […] The post Osborne Clarke launches independent company for AI regulatory monitoring appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
As AI rivals Anthropic and OpenAI race toward IPO, SpaceX has now filed publicly for its own listing, revealing big losses and Musk’s iron grip on ownership. Read more: SpaceX files publicly for what could be largest IPO in history
The start-up is building towards a larger VC-led investment round, said CEO Anthony Mc Loughlin. Read more: Dublin document automation start-up Better Futures raises €600,000
Nvidia smashed revenue records in its first quarter of fiscal 2027, with sales up 85pc year-on-year to $81.6bn. Read more: Nvidia posts record $81.6bn Q1 amid AI infrastructure boom
CarTrawler purchased Paris insurtech Koala last year. Read more: Expedia acquires Dublin’s CarTrawler to expand B2B offerings
Dutch bank Qivalis plans for a market launch in the second half of 2026. Read more: AIB, Bank of Ireland join group pushing for euro stablecoin
Harvey today (20 May) announced a significant new partnership with DeepJudge, which will bring an organisation’s past work, decisions, and expertise to Harvey’s workflows. Harvey also today announced Command Center, […] The post Harvey partners with DeepJudge and unveils Command Center to measure and drive AI adoption appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
After exiting Opening.io to iCIMS and spending two years on the investor side as a partner at Delta, Andreea Wade is back in the founder seat, and this time the moonshot is hers. Read more: The Interview: Andreea Wade quits VC to fix AI’s invisible plumbing problem
AI patent litigation startup Stilta this week announced $10.5 million in funding led by Andreessen Horowitz, with participation from Y Combinator and a group of founders and operators from leading […] The post Stilta raises $10.5m, with investors including Legora, OpenAI and Lovable appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Meta employs around 1,800 people in Ireland, some of whom will lose their jobs as part of Meta laying off 10pc of its workforce. Read more: Roughly 350 Irish employees to be impacted by global cuts at Meta