Artificial Intelligence

NotebookLM comes to Ireland with support for websites, Slides and more

Last summer, Google introduced NotebookLM, an AI-powered research and writing assistant. Today, the business is bringing an upgraded version of NotebookLM…

2 years ago

Access the Gemini Mobile App in More Countries

The Gemini mobile app is coming to more countries across Europe and the UK, empowering users to supercharge their creativity…

2 years ago

CeADAR and Idiro Analytics study finds never mind your penalty points – where you live is key factor in calculating car insurance

Where you live can negatively affect your car insurance premiums. Living in a more deprived, more ethnically diverse location increases…

2 years ago

AI never sleeps Patrick Wragg, Head of Incident Response Integrity360

Integrity360's conference series Security First was recently held in Dublin. Bringing together the cybersecurity industry to discuss the latest threat…

2 years ago

Adoption of generative AI could boost Ireland’s annual Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by €40-€45bn in 10 years

Widespread adoption of generative AI has the potential to boost Ireland’s GDP by up to €45 billion (8%) in ten…

2 years ago

Hitachi and Google Cloud Announce Strategic Partnership to Accelerate Innovation and Productivity with Generative AI

Hitachi, Ltd., and Google Cloud has announced a multi-year partnership to accelerate enterprise innovation and productivity with generative AI. Hitachi…

2 years ago

Interview with Deepak Chaudhari, Country Head of TCS Ireland

We recently chatted with Deepak Chaudhari, Country Head of TCS Ireland, to find out more about their business, their operations…

2 years ago

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