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Ubotica raises $11 million to scale real-time maritime intelligence from space

Ubotica Technologies, the Irish space technology firm pioneering Orbital AI, has announced an $11 million funding round to accelerate deployment…

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Grá Macroom Gift Card hits €200,000 in sales in 5 months

A local gift card in Macroom has reached a milestone of €200,000 in sales in 5 months, with over 3,300…

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Why PASSHE should prioritize AGI, small business workforce growth research Lab

By David Stephen The Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education [PASSHE], the Chair of the PASSHE Board of Governors, Dr.…

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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…

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Expleo reveals Ireland’s AI transformation concerns are climbing despite rising confidence levels

Expleo, the global technology and consulting service provider, has announced the results of its AI Pulse sentiment tracker for Ireland.…

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We Are Running Companies on Chat Windows and Calling It a Revolution

Analysis by Iaroslav Belkin, founder of Belkin Marketing, who looks at the challenges of running companies these days. Sources: Microsoft…

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New Healthtech Platform for Real-World Mobility Data to Enhance Clinical Trials

Enoda, a new healthtech start-up, has today announced the launch of a novel platform to deliver real-world mobility data to global…

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Minister O’Brien highlights Ireland’s progress on renewables, Solar Ireland conference

Solar is now the third highest supplier of indigenously generated electricity to the national grid Solar is now a key…

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Four Irish Founders Accepted into Y Combinator’s Summer 2026 Batch

Four Irish founders are heading to Silicon Valley after being accepted into Y Combinator's Summer 2026 batch, one of the…

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