The acquisition faced near immediate scrutiny from Chinese authorities. Read more: Manus splits from Meta after China orders reversal of $2bn deal
Company86’s Cheryl Martin discusses the cyber landscape and why the skills shortage is more than a recruitment problem. Read more: ‘I love solving puzzles and this industry is full of them’ finds cyber CISO
The eclipse creates favourable conditions for the experiment by highlighting the solar corona. Read more: Italian scientists set to test new solar tool during total eclipse
LexisNexis has taken three of its Nexis Solutions products offline after detecting what it describes as “unusual activity” on servers hosted and managed by a third-party vendor. The affected services […] The post LexisNexis takes three products offline after ‘unusual activity’ on third-party servers appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
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Models launched on or after 2 August will support machine-readable content marking. Read more: Anthropic pledges to watermark AI content in EU
Nearform CEO Ciaran Cosgrave looks at the advantages of AI-native teams over traditional pyramid-shaped structures in software engineering. Read more: Opinion: AI-native engineering teams are replacing traditional delivery
The organisation plans to expand its manufacturing and testing footprint across Ireland and the North West. Read more: Vertiv to create up to 300 new jobs amid plans for Letterkenny expansion
Intel has raised $20bn in its first share sale since 1971, as surging investor demand pushed the chipmaker to upsize the offering by a third. Read more: Intel raises $20bn in first share sale since 1971
The company wants to grow its headcount by a thousand in the next five years. Read more: Limerick’s H&MV Engineering taps fresh funding, shares hiring plans