The company has stated it will also be deepening its investment in local talent and ongoing university partnerships. Read more: MongoDB to create 200 new jobs as it invests €74m into Irish operations
Gouri Hiremath explores the importance of an early STEAM education and how upping your skills doesn’t need to be complicated. Read more: Why it’s full STEAM ahead for young people upskilling in Ireland’s west
Global law firm Freshfields and Anthropic are joining forces on a multi-year agreement to accelerate AI co-innovation and firm-wide adoption and develop novel AI legal workflows. Freshfields has provided access […] The post Freshfields and Anthropic enter multi-year collaboration agreement appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Qura stands out by a ‘wide margin’ in its class, Legora CEO Max Junestrand said. Read more: Swedish legal-tech Legora buys AI legal research start-up Qura
The company raised $23m last year to expand its workforce. Read more: Belfast’s Cloudsmith eyes ‘massive growth’ with $72m raise
Legora today announced the acquisition of Qura, a Stockholm-based legal database with sources including case law, legislation and regulation. “Legal research will be a cornerstone of the legal AI stack, […] The post Legora acquires Qura to add legal research to its tech stack appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Stella Legal announced this week that it has formally united with its parent company Strategic Business Solutions (SBS) bringing together the legal tech capability of Stella Legal with the professional consulting and advisory capability of SBS. The combined organisation will now operate solely as Stella Legal, offering transformation […] The post Stella Legal unites with SBS and says to BigLaw, “We’re coming for your lunch” appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
The Paris-based startup wants to build the space equivalent of shared mobile infrastructure, allowing operators to offer satellite connectivity without handing the keys to Starlink. Read more: France’s Univity raises €27m to allow European telecoms compete with Starlink
The Paris-based start-up wants to build the space equivalent of shared mobile infrastructure, allowing operators to offer satellite connectivity without handing the keys to Starlink. Read more: France’s Univity raises €27m to allow European telecoms to compete with Starlink
The company also launched the latest iteration of its TPUs. Read more: AI race intensifies with Google’s new agent management platform