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Bluesky reveals it quietly raised $100m Series B back in April 2025
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Only revealed publicly last week, X rival Bluesky has confirmed it raised a $100m Series B round in April last year under Jay Graber, led by Bain Capital Crypto. Read more: Bluesky reveals it quietly raised $100m Series B back in April 2025
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‘There are many pathways to becoming an excellent engineer’
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Kevin O’Riordan explains what potential applicants need to know in advance of a career at Acuity. Read more: ‘There are many pathways to becoming an excellent engineer’
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Webinar Replay: Why, and how, your data will make or break AI success in 2026
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AI is top of mind for every law firm, but without clean, organised, and accessible data, even the smartest tools fall short. In our recent webinar, Legal IT Insider’s editor Caroline Hill and NetDocument’s director of AI solutions Brandall Nelson dived into what firms need to get right before launching AI initiatives and where…
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Why shaping company culture needs a focus on opportunity, not fear
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Liberty IT’s Emma Mullan explores how modern organisations can address workplace transformation and growth. Read more: Why shaping company culture needs a focus on opportunity, not fear
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Refurbished might go mainstream thanks to AI-led price hikes
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Ireland is making ‘smarter consumption choices’ when buying electronics, says Refurbed co-founder Kilian Kaminski. Read more: Refurbished might go mainstream thanks to AI-led price hikes
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OpenAI reportedly taking on Anthropic with new ‘superapp’
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The new unified desktop app comes at a time when OpenAI’s popularity is being challenged by Anthropic. Read more: OpenAI reportedly taking on Anthropic with new ‘superapp’
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Irish-founded Horizon Quantum to begin trading on Nasdaq today
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Singapore-based, but founded by Irishman Dr Joe Fitzsimons, Horizon Quantum begins trading on the Nasdaq today under the HQ symbol. Read more: Irish-founded Horizon Quantum to begin trading on Nasdaq today
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Equinix begins building new Dublin data centre
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The new data centre will require ‘no additional grid power’, Equinix has claimed. Read more: Equinix begins building new Dublin data centre
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Vereins – The reckoning, and the GenAI problem
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By Neil Cameron, lead analyst, Legal IT Insider DLA Piper – the world’s third-largest law firm by revenue – has announced it will dissolve its Swiss verein structure and replace it with a new global holding structure above its US and International LLPs, with closer alignment of strategy, leadership and partner incentives. The decision,…
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Legalweek: It’s time to re-engineer how legal work is delivered
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By Caroline Hill If I could give you only one takeaway from Legalweek in New York last week, it would be that more mature and thoughtful conversations have emerged from the froth and chaos of the post GenAI years. Discussion topics included trust, workflow, cost, ROI, and shadow IT. Obviously agentic AI was prevalent,…