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This Irish teen racer is driving for an Esports Olympics
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Irish teen Kamto Chukwureh hopes to be able to represent his country at the Esports Olympics, if the IOC can finalise a plan to hold the inaugural Games. Read more: This Irish teen racer is driving for an Esports Olympics
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Cloudflare: Google, Facebook most popular internet services in 2025
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Cloudflare data suggests Google still leading the internet game by a long mile. Read more: Cloudflare: Google, Facebook most popular internet services in 2025
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2025/26 Reflections & Predictions: Jenifer Swallow – Ethics, AI adoption & in-house insourcing
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Legal IT Insider sat down at the end of the year with strategic advisor Jenifer Swallow to reflect on some of the key milestones of 2025 and get our crystal ball out for 2026. We also revisited some of our predictions from last year to see how they stack up. Key themes from our…
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Rewriting the law firm tech playbook? Tony McKenna on becoming CIO of Lawfront
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Lawfront in November announced the appointment of Tony McKenna as its chief information officer – a high-level hire for a now circa £130m revenue UK firm that is already disrupting the law firm model. Lawfront is backed by private equity company Blixt Group, and its strategy is to buy leading regional law firms in order, in…
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Jobs 2025: Thinking of applying for one of the year’s most exciting roles?
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We are almost into a brand new year, but 2025 may yet have some gifts and experiences on offer for ambitious jobseekers. Read more: Jobs 2025: Thinking of applying for one of the year’s most exciting roles?
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Six more projects win €8m in prizes from national challenge fund
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A total of eight projects have now received funding to accelerate projects tackling global challenges of the climate crisis and digital transformation. Read more: Six more projects win €8m in prizes from national challenge fund
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Anatomy of an elf: How Santa’s helpers are adapted to their work
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From head to mistletoe, University of Bristol anatomy professor Michelle Spear talks us through the curious biology of elves. Read more: Anatomy of an elf: How Santa’s helpers are adapted to their work
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Instacart pays $60m in refunds to settle FTC deception dispute
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In a blogpost, Instacart rejected claims of any wrongdoing, claiming that the foundation of the FTC’s inquiry was ‘fundamentally flawed’. Read more: Instacart pays $60m in refunds to settle FTC deception dispute
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Eric Schmidt among donors pledging $1bn to CERN’s Future Circular Collider
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In a first for CERN, private donors will support the proposed Future Circular Collider to the tune of $1bn. Read more: Eric Schmidt among donors pledging $1bn to CERN’s Future Circular Collider
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TikTok parent signs away majority control to avoid US ban
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TikTok’s algorithm will be retrained to ensure that the content feed is ‘free from outside manipulation’. Read more: TikTok parent signs away majority control to avoid US ban