Regulation

EU AI compliance insights Cathal McCarthy, Chief Strategy Officer Kore.ai

The EU AI compliance deadline arrived on August 2nd and it’s important that companies have been preparing for it. According…

2 weeks ago

AI infrastructure startup TensorX raises €8m

A team of Irish founders has committed €8 million to Nvidia Blackwell GPUs, including the latest B300 chips, to launch…

2 months ago

EU accessibility law ‘failing in practice’, new research suggests

One year after the European Accessibility Act came into force, most people who are blind or vision impaired say the…

3 months ago

Just 4% of SMEs are ready for the EU’s Pay Transparency Directive, despite employing two-thirds of Ireland’s workforce

Irish employers are facing immediate compliance exposure as the EU Pay Transparency Directive moves toward transposition into Irish law, according…

4 months ago

The Regulation Dilemma: Balancing AI Innovation with European Complexity

Guest post by Adam Spearing, VP of AI GTM, EMEA at ServiceNow Organisations in Europe are under pressure to adopt…

5 months ago

EY Ireland reveals sustainability holds firm on Irish boardroom agendas despite shifting geopolitics and regulatory changes

Sustainability continues to rank highly on the agenda of Irish businesses in spite of geopolitical uncertainty, economic headwinds and a…

10 months ago

SumUp strengthens security for merchants, as “Verification of Payee” comes into effect

Starting today, as part of the new SEPA Instant Payments Regulation coming into force, all banks and payment providers must…

11 months ago

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