Artificial Intelligence

Almost half of Irish office workers would change jobs for a company embracing more automation

OpenSky, the digital transformation specialist for government organisations and large private enterprises, has announced the findings of a survey which…

6 years ago

CeADAR Centre gets €247K funding for a New Super Computer – called LEON

CeADAR, Ireland’s applied Artificial Intelligence (AI) centre, has received €247,000 in funding from Enterprise Ireland’s Capital Funding Programme for a…

6 years ago

AI Boosting the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Guest post by Mike Bai, President of Strategy Marketing, Western Europe, Huawei Technologies Emerging technologies are driving a new industrial revolution…

6 years ago

Dell Technologies Shifts AI Adoption into the Fast Lane with Simplified Advanced Computing

Dell Technologies is the first IT company to embrace innovation that helps businesses run powerful artificial intelligence (AI) workloads in…

6 years ago

Sony Semiconductor Solutions and Microsoft partner to create smart camera solutions for enterprise customers

Sony Semiconductor Solutions (Sony) and Microsoft Corp. (Microsoft) have announced they are partnering to create solutions that make AI-powered smart…

6 years ago

Finding the silver linings in 2020 and beyond

By Theodora Lau and Bradley Leimer Every day is truly a gift. But do we always feel that way? We…

6 years ago

The power of voice technology: By everyone, for everyone

By Theodora Lau and Bradley Leimer of Unconventional Ventures Can you hear my voice? Do you understand my language, my…

6 years ago

Logicalis Ireland wins Hybrid Data Management Award

Logicalis Ireland, the IT solutions and managed services provider, is today announcing that it won the IBM Excellence Award in…

6 years ago

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