Artificial Intelligence

CeADAR uses AI to develop early warning system for communities at risk of flooding

CeADAR, Ireland’s centre for Applied AI, is using artificial intelligence and satellite technology to develop an early warning system for…

2 years ago

Microsoft Announces details of new AI Dream Space TV Series: brAIn_waves

Microsoft has announced details of a newly produced Microsoft Dream Space TV series: brAIn_waves. The series, which is freely available…

2 years ago

New AI Accelerator Programme for Start-Ups at University College Dublin

Dara Calleary TD, Minister of State for Trade Promotion, Digital and Company Regulation, has today announced a new Artificial Intelligence…

2 years ago

TCS strengthens AI readiness, launches new AI Experience Zone

With an aim to create one of the worlds’ largest AI ready workforce, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), with significant operations…

2 years ago

Top communications and contact centre predictions for 2024

Cian Maher, Head of Voice Technology and Infrastructure for global communications business DigitalWell, discusses his top technology trend predictions for…

2 years ago

Dell Technologies Ireland Unveils Technology Outlook for 2024

Dell Technologies has released 2024 predictions by Catherine Doyle, Managing Director, Dell Technologies Ireland, highlighting emerging trends that are set…

3 years ago

IrishJobs Reveals Top Five Industry Predictions for 2024

Sam Dooley, Country Director of The Stepstone Group for Ireland, with responsibility for IrishJobs, has revealed his top five industry…

3 years ago

New Samsung research reveals Irish people believe AI is the technology that will have the most impact on their lives in the next 5 years

Samsung Ireland has released the findings of a new nationwide survey commissioned to explore Irish people’s attitudes towards technology. The…

3 years ago

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