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Legalweek: It’s time to re-engineer how legal work is delivered
By Caroline Hill If I could give you only one takeaway from Legalweek in New York last week, it would be that more mature and thoughtful conversations have emerged from the froth and chaos of the post GenAI years. Discussion topics included trust, workflow, cost, ROI, and shadow IT. Obviously agentic AI was prevalent,…
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Tyndall’s Peter O’Brien awarded for contributions to chip sector
Peter O’Brien has received the 2025 SEMI European Award, which recognises those who have had an impact on global semiconductor innovation. Read more: Tyndall’s Peter O’Brien awarded for contributions to chip sector
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Six women to follow in the vibrant engineering space
If you aspire to a career in engineering then make sure you are keeping an eye on the professional lives of these six women. Read more: Six women to follow in the vibrant engineering space
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Quantum pioneers Bennett and Brassard win Turing Award
The pair are considered originators in their field, which blends physics and computer science in treating quantum mechanical phenomena as resources for processing and transmitting information. Read more: Quantum pioneers Bennett and Brassard win Turing Award
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EIB to support four utility-scale solar projects across Ireland
A €260m investment will boost clean electricity generation, reduce reliance on imported energy and support the delivery of 2030 climate targets Read more: EIB to support four utility-scale solar projects across Ireland
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The Leaders Room: Season four recap – leadership, talent and AI
With just a couple of episodes left in Season four, we rounded up some insights from the first six episodes’ leaders. This series is created in partnership with IDA Ireland. Read more: The Leaders Room: Season four recap – leadership, talent and AI
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Stripe’s crypto joint venture Tempo launches payments protocol for AI
Stripe describes Machine Payments Protocol as an ‘internet-native way for agents to pay’. Read more: Stripe’s crypto joint venture Tempo launches payments protocol for AI
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Ireland facing ‘skills wall’ as hiring demand remains strong
The report suggests that despite Ireland’s positive hiring market, progress is being stalled. Read more: Ireland facing ‘skills wall’ as hiring demand remains strong
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Kota ranks 9 in Sifted’s 100 fastest growing UK and Irish start-ups list
Protex AI, Altra, Barespace, Tines, Nory and CleverCards also made it to this year’s list. Read more: Kota ranks 9 in Sifted’s 100 fastest growing UK and Irish start-ups list
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Commission says EU Inc will be in place by end-2026
Many activists and lobbyists had called for a European company register as part of EU Inc. Today’s EU legislative proposal has indeed included one. Read more: Commission says EU Inc will be in place by end-2026