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30 Years In Legal Tech Competition – Vote for your winner here!
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As it is the Orange Rag’s 30th anniversary this year, we ran a competition where we asked you to nominate the most significant innovation in legal tech over the past three decades. We have whittled it down to the top 12 submissions but need your help to decide which are the winners. You can…
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Jobs: Which Canadian companies are recruiting this Thanksgiving?
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Giving thanks for an exciting new job opportunity starts with reading this list of the organisations adding to their teams this Canadian Thanksgiving. Read more: Jobs: Which Canadian companies are recruiting this Thanksgiving?
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10 start-ups join new insurtech pre-accelerator programme
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The programme is aimed at connecting founders with mentors, industry partners and investors through a structured programme Read more: 10 start-ups join new insurtech pre-accelerator programme
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UL scientists combine ions in ‘world-first’ battery breakthrough
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The researchers say the new battery combines the strengths of both sodium and lithium ions into one system for better performance and sustainability. Read more: UL scientists combine ions in ‘world-first’ battery breakthrough
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Vis-a-Vis and London Law Expo – The highlights and insights
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The legal tech autumn conference season is truly upon us and if you missed Vis-a-Vis and/or London Law Expo, I’m here to help, because I attended both last week, as the dark circles under my eyes no doubt attest. Very different animals, Vis-a-Vis was resurrected this year by BDO’s chief information officer Stuart…
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Ireland closer to getting new supercomputer, AI Factory Antenna
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The Antenna project has received EU funding, while a hosting agreement has been inked for the supercomputer. Read more: Ireland closer to getting new supercomputer, AI Factory Antenna
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‘In the biopharma industry there are many paths you can follow’
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BMS’ Tom McDonald discusses the range of opportunities available in the growing biopharma sector. Read more: ‘In the biopharma industry there are many paths you can follow’
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Galway researchers track invasive succulents with Instagram posts
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‘Thousands of people were unknowingly documenting these invasions in the background of their beach selfies’, commented the study’s lead author. Read more: Galway researchers track invasive succulents with Instagram posts
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Hackers leak data of 5m Qantas users, as payment deadline passes
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The Australian government reiterated its position that it will not negotiate with cybercriminals or pay ransom demands. Read more: Hackers leak data of 5m Qantas users, as payment deadline passes
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Netherlands takes over Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia
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Nexperia was acquired by Chinese contract manufacturing giant Wingtech Technology in 2018. Read more: Netherlands takes over Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia