Economy

Three-quarters of SMBs to use 3D printing by mid-2020

44% have already invested in 3D printing technology with an additional 30% planning to invest in the next two years…

8 years ago

Is It Worth Investing in Exchange Tokens?

Written by Aubrey Hansen A recent trend in the crypto world is for exchanges to build and release their own…

8 years ago

Transform AI Ambition into Reality at the Insurance AI and Analytics Europe Conference, London

You are invited to join 350+ C-level analytics, pricing, marketing, claims and underwriting executives at Europe's largest AI event dedicated…

8 years ago

Biometric Payments to Take Centre Stage in Ireland, as 1 in 4 Online Sales Will Require Further Security Next Year

New regulations will require payments to have two factors of authentication Dublin, September 2018 – With new EU regulations coming…

8 years ago

25 Years of “Big Red” Irish Fin-Tech Celebrates 25 Years of helping Thousands of Irish SMEs

“I want to be a champion for entrepreneurs” – Official Presidential Candidate Sean Gallagher speaking yesterday at Big Red Cloud’s…

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

Interview: Connor Cantwell on Deep Tech Investment

What is your background briefly? I worked in the multinational world for almost 20 years with Nielsen, the market research…

8 years ago

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