Ronan Leonard

Quside and Equinix to offer quantum random number generation technology to Irish businesses

Quside, a quantum technology company,  is working closely with Equinix, the world’s digital infrastructure company®, to enable access for businesses…

2 years ago

AI insights in a modern world with Professor Nick Bostrom, Oxford University

For decades, philosopher Nick Bostrom (director of the Future of Humanity Institute at Oxford) has led the conversation around technology…

2 years ago

Ministers O’Donovan, McConalogue and Heydon announce €104 million investment for scientific research

A €104 million investment in scientific research across Ireland is being announced today by Minister for Further and Higher Education,…

2 years ago

ConnectGreen launches new Biodiversity Credits and Carbon Offsetting Platform harnessing power of A

Irish sustainability experts ConnectGreen has launched its innovative biodiversity and carbon offsetting platform, connecting farmers and landowners with companies who…

2 years ago

TechFoundHer presents Irish première screening of Show Her The Money

The Irish premiere of ‘Show Her The Money’ will take place on Friday 24th May at 11 am at the…

2 years ago

Cork’s Two-Day STEM Extravaganza, the Cork Carnival of Science popping up at Fitzgerald Park from 8th – 9th June

Cork Carnival of Science promises a fascinating weekend of discovery where families can unearth the magic of science in the…

2 years ago

Convergent survey reveals 63% of Irish businesses admit to struggling with too many systems

In an era marked by an explosion of documents, information and data, a recent survey of industry leaders, carried out…

2 years ago

ServiceNow unveils new AI-powered capabilities

At ServiceNow’s annual customer and partner event, Knowledge 2024, ServiceNow(NYSE: NOW), the AI platform for business transformation, unveiled new AI?powered…

2 years ago

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