Artificial Intelligence

Irish financial services industry has more to do to reach its potential

More to do on innovative collaborations, skills deficit at acute levels, cybersecurity a top threat, operational efficiencies a key driver…

7 years ago

Venture capital funding falls by 41% to €197m in first quarter

Venture capital funding to Irish technology firms fell by just over 40% to €196.8m in the first quarter of 2019…

7 years ago

Dell Technologies Innovation series highlights importance of diversity & inclusivity in our AI age

Today, Dell Technologies hosted an Innovation in Session event in which over 100 Irish business principals and leading technology experts…

7 years ago

Dell Technologies to bring new innovation event series to Dublin on May 21

Dell Technologies Ireland has today announced that its new ‘Dell Technologies Presents’ event series will be brought to Dublin on…

7 years ago

OpenSky to create 80 jobs after €2.5M investment in expansion

OpenSky, Ireland’s only GovTech transformation specialist which provides process automated solutions to public sector bodies, today announces that it has…

7 years ago

Robotics engineers unveil ‘Stevie II’ – Ireland’s first socially assistive AI robot

Robotics engineers from Trinity College Dublin today unveiled ‘Stevie II’ – Ireland’s first socially assistive robot with advanced artificial intelligence…

7 years ago

Sean and Daniel 2 of the co-founders of Micron Agritech appear on this episode of the Irish Tech New podcast

I caught up with Sean and Daniel 2 of the co-founders of Micron Agritech, who are the first undergrads in…

7 years ago

Chatbot Interactions in Retail to Reach 22 Billion by 2023, as AI Offers Compelling New Engagement Solutions

New data from Juniper Research found the global number of successful retail chatbot interactions will reach 22 billion by 2023,…

7 years ago

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