Huawei Ireland CEO Calvin Lan calls for larger companies to play a ‘supporting role’ to boost digital adoption. Read more: Very small Irish businesses are less likely to embrace AI
Whether you are a natural-born leader, or have acquired skills over time, your choice of leadership style is crucial to organisational effectiveness and overall company culture. Read more: Leading with style: Do you know yours?
Dentons’ ‘Laws of AI Traction’ report offers a forward-looking legal perspective on how organisations can close the gap between AI ambition and action Business leaders forecast massive gains from AI […] The post Dentons report: AI investment trapped by regulatory uncertainty appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
When users on X block someone, the blocked user will still be able to view their posts, but can’t interact with them. Read more: X officially allows blocked users to view public posts
Every primary and secondary school in Ireland now has fast broadband, said Minister of State Ossian Smyth, TD. Read more: National Broadband Plan halfway to target, EY report finds
The announcement from Perplexity comes ahead of this year’s highly contentious US presidential election. Read more: AI start-up launches election hub for US voters
Cullen succeeds Deborah Threadgold, who has been promoted to a new role as vice-president of cross-brand technology sales. Read more: Nathan Cullen is IBM Ireland’s new country general manager
CTO of Equal1 Brendan Barry discusses Ireland’s deep-tech industry, the challenges impacting the sector and the future for professionals. Read more: Navigating Ireland’s complex deep-tech landscape
Huawei’s Kevin McDonnell says autonomous networks can detect issues and make decisions on their own, making them essential for future network operations. Read more: Autonomous networks are smarter – but not without challenges
Robot developers keep making it seem like housebots are imminent when they’re decades away, argue Dr Carl Strathearn and Dr Dimitra Gkatzia from Edinburgh Napier University. Read more: How soon will robots be doing our household chores?