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Galway’s Aerogen is opening a new office in Japan, with plans to expand its presence in the country to 30 in the next five years. Read more: EI client companies announce new jobs and deals in Japan
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Ulster University’s Dr Begum Korunur Engiz wants to develop tech that not only connects people but also understands and serves them. Read more: From the Black Sea to Belfast: A career in wireless innovation
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None of us knows how our professional life may be impacted by internal and external forces, so if you need to retire early, how should you strategise? Read more: Top tips when preparing for a very early retirement
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The plan also aims to cut down regulatory burdens and levies for enterprises in strategic sectors. Read more: UK’s Industrial Strategy to slash energy prices for 7,000 businesses
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NCI’s Amanda Miranda de Andrade explains how a new project aims to boost skills development to achieve resilient smart cities of the future. Read more: NCI joins EU smart city project to develop digital solutions and skills
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The London start-up is building an engineering software stack to bring deep AI to the engineering lifecycle. Read more: PhysicsX raises $135m for AI engineering platform
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Elon Musk’s Tesla began quietly taking passengers in a very low-key launch of its robotaxi service in Austin Texas, complete with remote monitoring and safety driver in the passenger seat. Read more: Tesla’s invite-only robotaxi pilot has safety drivers on board
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Cybit Cyber provides security solutions and consultancy services to enterprise and public sector organisations in Ireland and the UK. Read more: Viatel makes another acquisition, this time a UK cybersecurity firm
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Founded earlier this year, this start-up wants to use AI to ‘redefine what customer service can be’. Read more: Momntum: Adaptable AI for improved customer service
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In what ways might a STEM PhD be the logical next step in your career? Read more: Should you consider undertaking a STEM PhD?