Taiwanese authorities said they questioned 18 people, including 14 Unimicron employees. Read more: Taiwan investigates Nvidia supplier Unimicron over alleged forgery
The company was originally added to a list of organisations thought to be aiding China’s military in January 2025, and that status was upheld in June of this year. Read more: Chinese chipmaker CXMT suing US defence department over blacklist
Glassdoor’s research found that older employees hold a higher opinion of certain AI functions, compared to their younger peers. Read more: Gen X ‘more open’ to workplace AI than younger co-workers, finds report
The company announced a quarterly net loss of $99m in its last pre-IPO disclosure in July. Read more: Shein valued at $26bn in IPO at a quarter of its peak
Caroline Hill chats with Marjan van Ham and Eva Peeters, founders of legal tech consultancy L-IME, about some of the challenges that law firms are facing in adopting new technology. […] The post L-IME founders Marjan van Ham and Eva Peeters talk tech adoption’s biggest hurdles – Voxpop appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
If you are a recent graduate or have time in between your educational and professional lives, consider an internship to boost skills and put you on the right path. Read more: 4 Ireland-based finance internships to boost your CV and career
Caroline Hill chats with Oz Benamram, chief AI officer at Pillsbury, about his latest big name hire, plans for building his team, and what conversations the legal sector was having […] The post Oz Benamram talks talent, team building and legal AI’s delivery challenge – Voxpop appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Anthropic sued the US government in March after a high-stakes disagreement led to its abrupt blacklisting. Read more: US judge blocks Pentagon from blacklisting Anthropic
Marianne Lee explores Ireland’s cyber landscape and why the country is becoming a hotbed of activity for multinationals and professionals developing their careers. Read more: ‘Cyber is for people who enjoy figuring things out, it never stands still’
More than 50 jobs expected to go in Dublin alone. Read more: 160 jobs at Irish connectivity unicorn Cubic3 at risk