The funding for the more than 300 globally dispersed researchers is valued at €838m. Read more: Irish projects among recipients of European Research Council Grant
The raise will be put towards scaling Tsuga GTM motion and accelerating the roll out of the platform’s AI agents. Read more: Paris-based AI company Tsuga raises $35m in series A funding
Bending Spoons has acquired more than 50 businesses since 2013. Read more: Bending Spoons aims for $1.62bn raise in US IPO
Four Irish founders have travelled to San Francisco, having been accepted into Y Combinator’s Summer 2026 batch. Read more: Two Irish start-ups accepted into Y Combinator’s summer batch
While the spatial-maths link is well established in the literature we still know relatively little about why the two domains are related. Read more: UCD PhD student explores link tying maths and spatial skills in children
Fazl Barez of the University of Oxford queries how artificial intelligence built to serve a better purpose has the potential to be dangerous in the wrong hands. Read more: If AI robots can be tricked into ‘going rogue’, what are the implications?
Auralink is seeking funds to accelerate product development and engage with visually impaired communities. Read more: Students behind assistive tech start-up win NovaUCD contest
Legal technology training provider BARBRI has acquired Lega, the platform founded by Christian Lang that enables law firms and other enterprises to explore generative AI technologies. Lang joins BARBRI in […] The post BARBRI acquires Lega: Interview with co-CEO Lucie Allen appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
More than 100 legal professionals built over 50 working applications at LegalTechTalk’s first Vibeathon last week, where Vibecode.law, Replit and Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer hosted a competition for general counsel, […] The post LTT Vibeathon: 50+ apps built – And here are the winners appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
The lender has backed more than 5,000 SMEs in 13 years. Read more: Dublin’s Linked Finance pumps €400m into Irish SMEs