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Kyndryl’s Ismail Amla discusses the company’s new agentic AI framework and why human oversight is still vital to this advanced technology. Read more: Why ‘trust is the foundation’ of successful agentic AI adoption
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An EU spokesperson said that the 15pc levy will apply irrespective of any other tariffs imposed. Read more: New US 100pc chip tariff will not apply to EU, WSJ reports
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Ali Bebo discusses current workplace upskilling and how organisations can overhaul old-fashioned training methods. Read more: ‘The workplace has evolved beyond gut-instinct as a method of upskilling’
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This project hopes to use fibre-optic cables to detect subtle changes in structural integrity. Read more: New photonics project uses fibre-optic cables to detect structural damage
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MTU is working with European partners to develop more sustainable 3D printing methods by recycling natural waste materials. Read more: Hemp, flax, bark: Can these materials make manufacturing more sustainable?
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Powered by Gemini 2.5, the technology debuted among testers in May, has been launched to the public. Read more: Google’s AI coding agent moves out of the testing phase
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Apple joins players such as chips giant TSMC in placating Donald Trump and extracting carve-outs from his 100pc semiconductor tariff, with a further $100bn in US investment. Read more: Apple, TSMC evade 100pc chips tariff with US investment promises
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Burn takes over the role from interim president Prof Peter McHugh, who held the position since September 2024. Read more: University of Galway appoints medicine head as new president
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According to the Femtech in Ireland report, there is untapped market potential, particularly for start-ups and investors in women’s health innovation. Read more: Opportunity for Ireland to become femtech leader, says report
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Ireland was referred to the EU Court of Justice in early 2024 for its delay in implementing laws allowing for flexible work arrangements. Read more: Why did the EU fine Ireland €1.54m under work-life balance act?