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The Most Exceptional Parts of Think 2018, IBM in Vegas reviewed by Kayla Mathews

From March 19-22, 30,000 business and tech professionals came to Las Vegas with one goal in mind: To attend IBM’s…

8 years ago

DeNet Survey Shows Shows Most Cloud Users are Overpaying

A recent survey by DeNet, which is developing a platform for decentralised hosting and data storage, most users don't use…

8 years ago

BlockNubie and Welford Management and Consulting LLC announce partnership

Irish headquartered Blockchain platform BlockNubie has announced a strategic partnership with US Welford Management & Consulting LLC . The partnership will see Welford supporting…

8 years ago

Pool of Stake and Maveric announce partnership

Pool of Stake has announced that they are joining forces with Maveric SA for the Smart Contract audit, as they believe that…

8 years ago

Data Science Reveals Ireland’s Best Locations

Machine learning used millions of data points to discover top locations Dublin, IRELAND – 9 April 2018 – From Dublin…

8 years ago

Latest news from Blocknubie, as they announce exclusive offer for NUB Tokens

Blocknubie, the emerging open source platform that acts as a bridge between off-chain organizations, startups and the blockchain ecosystem, that…

8 years ago

31% of Tech Workers Say They Will #DeleteFacebook

A recent survey from Team Blind showed that out of 2,600 tech workers surveyed 31% of them said they will…

8 years ago

Survey finds Work/life balance and flexible hours are key for Irish workers

A good work/life balance, appreciation for good work and generous levels of paid annual leave are the most important factors…

8 years ago

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