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Béatrice Cossa-Dumurgier, the CEO of the western European HQ, will oversee the ambitious expansion. Read more: Revolut to fill 400 roles amid western European recruitment drive

Starting in the 2025-2026 financial year, the Global Talent Fund will run for five years and attract experts from a range of industries. Read more: 12 UK universities and institutes to recruit leading talent with £54m fund

Ireland is utilising cuts to US academic research by inviting scientists to research bodies here. Read more: US EPA cuts scientific arm as Ireland invites researchers

Registrations, set to close on 10 August, has already amassed around 250 participants. Read more: TechIreland’s national AI contest all set to commence this August

Are Gen Z losing out on internships and early-career positions because of AI? asks Melise Panetta from Wilfrid Laurier University. Read more: How Gen Z’s entry into the workplace is being affected by AI

Sean Hanley discusses the skills needed to thrive in Ireland’s evolving technology ecosystem. Read more: How can you secure a job in Ireland’s tech landscape?

The company shot up in value by nearly 70pc since 2021. Read more: Users flock as Substack raises $100m at $1.1bn valuation

ChatGPT now has the power to handle a range of complex tasks, from beginning to end, using ‘its own computer’. Read more: OpenAI launches agentic AI that brings additional and novel risk

Korean researchers and organisations can now participate in the €52bn Pillar II Horizon Europe programme as the country becomes an official associate. Read more: South Korea now officially first Asian associate of Horizon Europe

AWS directly employs more than 4,200 people in Ireland. It is unclear whether they will be affected in the latest job cuts. Read more: Amazon Web Services latest to cut ‘hundreds’ of jobs amid AI shift