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Marama Labs was crowned ‘most impressive deep-tech pioneer in Europe’ at this week’s Deep Tech Demo Day, from a pool of some 180 start-ups. Read more: Dublin’s Marama Labs wins out at European deep-tech demo day

The deal establishes a ‘liability provision for online platforms where fraud started,’ explains a European Parliament rapporteur. Read more: New EU law to hold social media sites liable for financial scams

If you are a young person, or someone in charge of educating young people, why not look into the many ways in which future innovators can start their deep-tech learning journey now? Read more: Tiny talent: You’re never too young to prepare for a future in deep-tech

From quantum and robotics, to advanced cybersecurity and AI, there are many exciting opportunities for skilled professionals in the deep-tech space. Read more: Jobs: The deep-tech sectors actively recruiting

The rainfall that came with Storm Claudia was 12pc more intense because of human-caused climate change, new research has found. Read more: ‘Our luck may run out’: Storm Claudia more intense because of climate crisis

The investment aims to help Irish space-tech compete at a global scale. Read more: Ireland to invest €170m into European space programmes

Alibaba has entered the wearables market with Quark AI Glasses, which have its ChatGPT rival Qwen built in. Read more: Alibaba takes on Meta with Qwen-powered Quark AI Glasses

The tech company has committed €4m to AI skilling initiatives in Ireland, supporting communities, businesses and individuals in their AI prep. Read more: Microsoft to ‘unlock Ireland’s AI potential’ with €4m investment

‘Your services are not designed for children. And the experiment ends here,’ vice-president of the European Parliament on social media sites. Read more: European Parliament calls for 16 as minimum age on social media