Artificial Intelligence

Google Ireland Unveils New AI Education Programmes for Irish Students

Google Ireland has announced the launch of two new AI education programmes to improve AI literacy across Ireland via Kinia…

2 years ago

ServiceNow and Zoom usher in era of intelligence to help manage actions for peak productivity

At Zoom’s annual partner and customer event, Zoomtopia 2024,?ServiceNow?(NYSE: NOW) and Zoom (NASDAQ: ZM) announced an expanded strategic alliance to…

2 years ago

Reviewing, A Year of Creativity: 52 smart ideas for boosting creativity, innovation and inspiration at work

Most businesses have leadership teams skilled in analytics and logic. It makes sense. The language of the boardroom in big…

2 years ago

Rhasidat Adeleke and Bruce Daisley headline Dell Technologies Forum

The Dell Technologies Forum took place today at the Convention Centre Dublin with Rhasidat Adeleke, Irish Olympian and national sprinting…

2 years ago

Dell Technologies Propels Telecommunications into the AI Era

Dell Technologies has announced Dell AI for Telecom, a program designed to simplify and accelerate AI deployments for communications service providers…

2 years ago

Taking a cloud native approach Kanwar Loyal, VP N Europe & EMEA Cato Networks

Cato Networks, a Climb Channel Solutions vendor, is the leading Secure Access Service Edge provider in the world, having pioneered…

2 years ago

Warning for lawmakers to rapidly regulate ground-breaking new AI technology

A leading expert in AI is urging lawmakers to rapidly pass new legislation to regulate Agentic AI, a ground-breaking new…

2 years ago

Earth Observation with AI Enhanced with Collaboration Between Ubotica and Simera Sense

Ubotica Technologies has announced a collaboration with Simera Sense, a leading supplier of Earth Observation (EO) optical cameras, to evaluate…

2 years ago

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