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Equal1 partners with Q-Ctrl for quantum data centre deployment
The partnership is aiming to deliver a quantum computer that can calibrate and run itself without the need for manual oversight. Read more: Equal1 partners with Q-Ctrl for quantum data centre deployment
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Meta’s Superintelligence Labs debuts first product Muse Spark
Muse Spark is ‘purpose-built’ for Meta’s products, the company said. Read more: Meta’s Superintelligence Labs debuts first product Muse Spark
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US court declines to pause Anthropic ban, recommends case be expedited
A Washinton DC appeals court has declined to pause the US administration’s ‘supply chain risk’ designation of Anthropic, but recommends case be expedited. Read more: US court declines to pause Anthropic ban, recommends case be expedited
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Agentic commerce and purchase disputes: Did you mean to buy that?
As agentic shopping becomes more commonplace, how do you dispute a purchase your AI made? Read more: Agentic commerce and purchase disputes: Did you mean to buy that?
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New Artemis II images reveal fresh lunar look at the moon
From ancient lunar lava to personal tributes, the new images released from the Artemis II space mission capture fresh perspectives of our celestial neighbour. Read more: New Artemis II images reveal fresh lunar look at the moon
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Circuléire makes fresh call for 2026 accelerator applicants
The deadline to apply for the accelerator programme ends on 7 May. Read more: Circuléire makes fresh call for 2026 accelerator applicants
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‘Positive workplace culture starts with respect, trust and communication’
Leeanne Patterson discusses her role in the HR space and how organisations can develop a healthy and happy company culture. Read more: ‘Positive workplace culture starts with respect, trust and communication’
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Anthropic’s Glasswing project employs Mythos to prevent AI cyberattacks
AI models now surpass most humans at finding and exploiting software vulnerabilities, said Anthropic. Read more: Anthropic’s Glasswing project employs Mythos to prevent AI cyberattacks
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Giving innovation a spine: Why organisations need governed orchestration
By Caroline Hill One of the most interesting themes of 2026 so far for me has been an increased focus on the need for organisation-wide, governed orchestration, and a growing awareness that individual productivity tools will not of themselves lead to systemic change. Advertisement Much of the first wave of generative AI in legal…
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Medtech start-up Vertigenius raises €2.55m to support US expansion
Dublin’s Vertigenius aims to transform delivery of care for vertigo sufferers and is already available in 20 US clinics, where the market opportunity is estimated at some $3bn. Read more: Medtech start-up Vertigenius raises €2.55m to support US expansion