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Tánaiste Simon Coveney Launches DataChemist, Trinity College Dublin Technology Spin-out

Company uses new semantic AI techniques to turn messy ‘big data’ into valuable intelligence  Simon Coveney T.D., Tánaiste and Minister…

8 years ago

Irish Companies Under-Reporting Cyber Crime

Third annual cybersecurity conference to address risk awareness, data privacy and security for Irish businesses  Dublin Information Sec 2018 to…

8 years ago

Qualtrics Aims to Create Over 350 New Jobs in Ireland

5th Anniversary of European HQ in Dublin Qualtrics, the world’s leading experience management company, has announced it will look to…

8 years ago

How Has Bitcoin Influenced Ireland?

Written by Diana Yaremenko  The market of cryptocurrencies is intensively developing. Several years ago few people knew about Bitcoin. Now people…

8 years ago

Ricoh Ireland – Economy of People Business Breakfast

Ricoh Ireland is hosting a business breakfast and seminar to discuss the findings of its latest report, the Economy of…

8 years ago

Want to write for gaming, VR and AR?

Breaking Down the Boundaries Between Film, Games, Books, Comics and VR/AR WRITERS GAME is a new cultural and educational event…

8 years ago

New Online Course Targets Irish Food Start-Ups

A new ‘Digital School of Food’ is being launched in Dublin today, aimed at attracting a new stream of food…

8 years ago

EOS Dublin launches EOS Bootcamp – free education for the community

A new project from EOS Dublin, EOS Bootcamp (www.eosbootcamp.com), is an educational site for everyone involved in the EOS blockchain.…

8 years ago

EU Commission Carlos Moedas welcomes EU Young Scientist to Ireland

-Calling all science enthusiasts - Tickets now available for the European Union Contest for Young Scientists EU Commissioner Carlos Moedas says ‘Ireland is a fantastic hub for STEM innovation’…

8 years ago

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