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The Aclyd Project: ICO Token sale

NO more hiding your favorite bottle in a paper bag or flagging down a store clerk to open the glass…

7 years ago

Imagining the electric car of 2025

Although electric cars may not yet quite be the norm, their adoption rate is certainly on the rise. By the…

7 years ago

NUI Galway’s Inaugural Explore Innovation Awards reveal winners

The winners of a new competition to uncover innovative ideas with significant potential to become a business or social enterprise…

7 years ago

Mindtrek 2018 – Finland’s Leading International Technology Conference

Next week, I will embark on an exciting trip to Tampere, Finland, to attend one of the most innovative and…

7 years ago

New Global Search for Alien Life Announced

Breakthrough Listen, the global initiative to seek signs of intelligent life in the universe – has announced at the International…

7 years ago

Dublin EdTech Summit discusses likely impact of robots on future of work

Artificial intelligence and robots have already been taking over jobs in manufacturing but now they are moving on to replace…

7 years ago

SOTI Inc announces 150 new jobs for Galway

SOTI Inc., a provider of mobile and IoT device management solutions, has announced the opening of a new Galway office…

7 years ago

ICO Interview: SID

1. What problem is your ICO project addressing? One of the key factors in ensuring adoption of users on the…

7 years ago

Blockchain in the Energy sector

Renewable energy creates new challenges for utilities and energy companies. Blockchain technology could potentially address these challenges and in the…

7 years ago

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