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The strategic investment values Spryt at $12.5m, co-founder tells SiliconRepublic.com. Read more: Monaghan health-tech Spryt taps US investment to tackle hospital no-shows

Uniphar is currently building a ‘state-of-the-art’ wholesale distribution centre in Dublin which will reportedly double the team’s capacity. Read more: Dublin’s Uniphar acquires Limerick-based pharmacy tech provider TouchStore

Just as the US formally approves the export of Nvidia’s H200 chips to China this week, Reuters is reporting that China will effectively ban their entry at customs. Read more: China may block US-approved imports of Nvidia H200 chips – report

The project hopes to increase Ireland’s research impact, enterprise engagement, global competitiveness and create new jobs. Read more: Cork’s Tyndall to double in footprint with new €100m expansion project

Sara Steele discusses how Cork is an ideal location for engineers to grow and scale their ambitions. Read more: ‘Cork is an exciting place to be right now’, says engineering executive director

We take a look at some of Forrester’s predictions for the US jobs market and explore what this might mean for the wider global landscape. Read more: Report: How might AI and automation impact jobs leading up to 2030?

The new model was built in less than two weeks using Claude Code, its creator confirmed online. Read more: Anthropic launches Cowork, Claude Code for non-coding work

Leading global law firm and longtime Elite customer Paul Hastings has chosen 3E in the cloud as its next-generation financial and business operations platform.  Paul Hastings says that it will now adopt Elite’s SaaS platform to bring together financial, time, invoice, and data management into a single platform, transitioning away from relying on multiple…

Patrick Williams discusses the changing software engineering landscape and the importance of being a chameleon in the workplace. Read more: To succeed we must all develop a ‘global mindset’, says former Google engineer