2017

Preview: StartUp Ballymun get-together, November 2018

by Billy Linehan, co-organiser of StartUp Ballymun Funded by Dublin City Council the StartUp Ballymun get-together is back on 21…

7 years ago

India struggling to fill 50,000 AI jobs

by Kayla Matthews, tech journalist and writer India is struggling to fill its artificial intelligence (AI) jobs. That's the conclusion…

7 years ago

Dublin citizens to tackle local climate change challenges during 24-hour worldwide hackathon at Trinity College Dublin

Dublin will be one of 115 cities around the world taking action on climate change this Friday (26 October) at…

7 years ago

NUI Galway to Host Girls into Geoscience Ireland in November

The second ‘Girls into Geoscience Ireland’ event will take place in the Ryan Institute at NUI Galway on Saturday, 10…

7 years ago

videoDoc doubles workforce as it launches Ireland’s first 24/7 doctor on demand service

videoDoc, the Irish leading digital healthcare provider, will offer their online doctor service 24 hours a day, 7 days a…

7 years ago

Will market volatility continue this week?

by David Jones, a Chief Market Strategist at Capital.com It's likely to be another volatile week for traders and investors…

7 years ago

Amazon’s Blended Bookstore – Brick & Mortar Meets Online as Amazon Keeps Pioneering

In New York, there are now two full-fledged Amazon Books stores, both of which were opened in 2017. I visited both sites,…

7 years ago

Why are altcoins falling faster than bitcoin?

by Ana Farr, Community Manager at ecommerce-platforms.com and Unblock.net. She is a matcha and mindfulness enthusiast and loves to chat…

7 years ago

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