data science

How Python Is Used In Data Science?

Guest Post by Danish Wadhwa Data Science has gained a lot of popularity in the last few years. This field’s…

7 years ago

AI for Good event at UCD discusses technology’s potential

When asked to think about artificial intelligence (AI), people might imagine a dystopian future where robots have taken over the…

7 years ago

Talent Garden Opens Digital Innovation School in Dublin

Talent Garden, Europe’s largest digital innovation and co-working hub operator, has opened its Dublin Innovation School with details of two…

7 years ago

Speakers announced for National Analytics Conference Dublin

Ireland’s professional body for the Data Science and Analytics industry, the Analytics Institute, will welcome a number of global analytics…

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

HEALTHBEACON OPENS NEW PRODUCTION FACILITY TODAY

Innovative Irish Digital Health Company Expands Global Headquarters in Dublin Today, Minister of State for Mental Health and Older People Jim…

7 years ago

Predict Conference Comes to Dublin in October

When and where is it on? Predict Conference is held in RDS, Dublin on October 2nd. We are also hosting a…

7 years ago

Using AI to help save lives

Written by Brad Smith, President of Microsoft  Persistent humanitarian crises caused by natural and man-made disasters, oppression and other emergencies have…

7 years ago

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