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More than 80pc of businesses grappling with critical skills gaps
The report found that, as AI and digital demands accelerate, some organisations are being left behind. Read more: More than 80pc of businesses grappling with critical skills gaps
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Maynooth black hole research ‘unlocks one of astronomy’s big puzzles’
Researchers at Maynooth University have been exploring one of nature’s and astronomy’s major conundrums and they are much closer to the answer. Read more: Maynooth black hole research ‘unlocks one of astronomy’s big puzzles’
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Blue Origin launches new satellite internet service TeraWave
The TeraWave satellite constellation will begin to deploy from Q4 2027. Read more: Blue Origin launches new satellite internet service TeraWave
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Siri set to become Apple’s first AI chatbot in late 2026?
As Apple continues to play catch-up in the AI landscape, Siri looks set to be revamped into the iPhone maker’s first AI chatbot. Read more: Siri set to become Apple’s first AI chatbot in late 2026?
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The Leaders’ Room: Ecosystems of intelligence with Centripetal’s David Silke
The latest episode of The Leaders’ Room podcast season four features David Silke, managing director of Centripetal Europe and Asia Pacific. This series is created in partnership with IDA Ireland. Read more: The Leaders’ Room: Ecosystems of intelligence with Centripetal’s David Silke
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Exclusive: Legl strengthens global leadership team with trio of senior hires
UK-founded law firm client lifecycle and client intelligence platform Legl has announced a trio of senior hires to strengthen its leadership team across growth, international expansion and engineering. The appointments are Lauren Watson, formerly EVP of business operations at Robin AI, who returns to Legl to lead growth, brand and partnerships; Robbie Goldberg, formerly commercial leader at Datadog, who joins to lead Legl’s Australian operations; and Richard Hill, previously engineering leader at ThoughtRiver, who further expands Legl’s engineering…
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AI, safety and skill dominating tech trends conversation for experts
Professionals from a range of global organisations discuss the tech trends they believe are most likely to impact the year ahead. Read more: AI, safety and skill dominating tech trends conversation for experts
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Medtech in 2026 to be shaped by innovation and compliance
A stronger focus on femtech and innovative AI-powered wearables are just some of what we can expect from medtech moving forward. Read more: Medtech in 2026 to be shaped by innovation and compliance
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LexisNexis launches Protégé AI Workflows for Legal Professionals
LexisNexis Legal & Professional today (21 January) announced the U.S. commercial preview program of LexisNexis Protégé AI Workflows for Legal Professionals, launching a new ‘workflow-first’ interface that includes hundreds of pre-built workflows built around LexisNexis’ content. While LexisNexis in 2025 announced various drafting and research workflows (they are a core component of Protégé, which launched in preview in August 2024), it says that today’s announcement brings together previous workflow…
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Exclusive: Harneys to roll out Harvey to all employees globally
Harneys has become the first offshore law firm to roll out Harvey across all of its offices and to all employees, we can reveal, following an in-depth selection process last year. The selection demonstrates a belief that Harvey will deliver value to the whole firm, not just it’s fee-earners. Harneys in the summer last year began its AI journey, looking at a number of different tools…