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Innovation Nation 2018 Comes to Newry

When and where is it on? 27th September 2018 – at Newry Town Hall and the Sean Hollywood Arts Centre.…

8 years ago

What is Democratisation of Technology and What Could it Lead to?

You may have heard about the democratisation of technology and wondered what it could mean for the future of gaming…

8 years ago

Google Announces Strong Mix of Regional and Dublin Based Businesses for its Autumn Adopt A Startup Programme

Dublin: Google has announced a strong mix of regional and Dublin based startups that will be taking part in its…

8 years ago

Blockchain Projects to Watch and How to Make Sure you are Ahead of Coin Forks and Developments in Q4 2018

Written by Karl Timmins Blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies have developed in many ways since their first inception. Cryptocurrencies have given…

8 years ago

Thriving Ireland Must Beware Money Laundering Challenges

By Julian Dixon, CEO of anti-money laundering experts Fortytwo Data The latest reports on the level of money laundering in…

8 years ago

A City Rising: Cork Set to Become The Fastest Growing Region Under The Project 2040 Plan

Cork cements its place as key European tech hub with over 300 ICT related companies employing more than 29,000 people…

8 years ago

4 Ways Big Data Will Have an Impact on Future Workplaces

Written by Devin Pickell It’s on your Twitter feed, your LinkedIn connections are sharing articles, and just about every tech…

8 years ago

Have your say on gift voucher fees by Friday

One of the main first world problems that we all face is buying someone a gift for their birthday, Christmas…

8 years ago

Forrester Research: Some Sobering Facts about Blockchain’s Future

Written by David Drake Forrester, a market research firm has forecasted a grim future for blockchain. In a report released…

8 years ago

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