Ireland

What will happen next for businesses as we enter phase 2 and beyond in Ireland?

By Chas Moloney What comes next? This is the question on everyone’s lips and one that businesses need to address…

6 years ago

What the future of GDPR might look like in Ireland

By Bernie Kelly It’s been two years since GDPR first came into play, but Ireland has only just issued its…

6 years ago

Could eSIM be the future for Ireland?

eSIM options for your phone could well be the way forwards for us and our mobile phone usage habits. It…

6 years ago

Covid-19 brings mixed consequences for Enterprise Centres and Digital Hubs

Thousands of empty places in remote working hubs available to assist multinationals, Irish SMEs and start-ups throughout smaller towns and…

6 years ago

HUAWEI NEXT-IMAGE 2020 – Photo Competition

  Shot on theHuawei P40Pro (Evan Doherty) HUAWEI, the world’s leading technology company, today invites its community of millions to…

6 years ago

A potential roadmap for energy usage in Ireland’s data centres

By Brendan Marren, head of distributed energy for Ireland at Centrica Business Solutions. Who explores how tackling Ireland’s data centre…

6 years ago

How Ireland’s transport system compares to other countries, Going Places – Episode 5

Going Places - Episode 5  The podcast series aims to create a dialogue on the future of transport and mobility…

6 years ago

Can equity be tokenised in Ireland? David Gilmore, AKASHA

AKASHA Innovation Hub and SORS Digital Assets are excited to host a panel discussion on Wednesday 5th February covering the…

6 years ago

Shift conference comes to Ireland, April 6th, 7th

When and where is it on? It is on April 6th & 7th, RDS Hall 4 How many years has…

6 years ago

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