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Your Fitness App Thinks You’re Doing Great

I have trained nearly every day of my adult life. Tracked macros before tracking macros had an app. Watched what…

11 hours ago

New Google Home Speaker, built for Gemini

We look at the new Google Home Speaker, see more about it here.  Google Home Speaker reviewed First up, the…

15 hours ago

Minister Lawless Warns Ireland at Critical Moment in AI Skills Race

The Minister convenes industry and education leaders to tackle urgent AI skills gaps and prepare Ireland’s workforce for rapid technological…

16 hours ago

PACE biorefinery to transform potato juice into sustainable bio-based chemicals

A new European flagship project is set to demonstrate at industrial scale, how an underutilized side-stream from the potato processing…

17 hours ago

New 5-year strategy to transform Ireland’s electricity grid

EirGrid has today launched its Group Strategy 2026, setting out an ambitious roadmap to transform Ireland’s electricity grid for a…

19 hours ago

Why Eleos AI Research and Anthropic haven’t solved AI consciousness

By David Stephen In the human brain, there is no difference between intelligence and consciousness. Or simply, the human brain…

20 hours ago

Noledge launches sruu to drive digitalisation in the retail sector

The Noledge Group, the financial management and ERP solution specialist, has announced the launch of sruu, an integrated digital platform…

4 days ago

Technology Ireland says a resilient focused budget can help evolve Ireland’s tech sector

Technology Ireland, the Ibec trade association representing the ICT, digital, and software sectors, has published its Budget 2027 submission. TI…

4 days ago

Mater Hospital launches innovative national lung transplant website

The Mater Hospital has launched a dedicated website LungTransplant.ie which aims to support patients and their families through their transplant…

4 days ago

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