By @SimonCocking. Another great week for tech stories, with a positive bounce after winning the award last week. Thanks for reading and enjoy the pieces below.
What is biohacking? Dave Asprey, creator of BulletproofCoffee explains more
Everything is becoming a data problem, this is exciting. Rodrigo Gazzaneo, EMC Rio de Janeiro
NEW EXPERIENCES+ NEW THINKING = NEW RESULTS, by Kate Tojeiro
We love books. 21 more useful tech and innovation books reviewed
Twitter Study, most profiles benefit greatly from Twitter by Julian Gottke
Hacked again, it can happen to anyone even a cyber security expert by Scott Schober. Book review
Powervision London launch of PowerEgg drone. Reviewed by Finn Macleod
FinTech insights from Alex Nechoroskovas, Fintech Summary founder
The life project by Helen Pearson reviewed. Why datascience is relevant for all of us
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Vodafone Ireland has once again been recognised as Ireland’s leading mobile network, winning Best Mobile…
Elon Musk’s free and accessible AI system, Grok, has generated an estimated three million non-consensual…
Today, Ireland made a giant leap in the evolution of its space, innovation and advanced…
For the fifth consecutive year, the Departures Hall of Shannon Airport will be transformed to…
The Noledge Group, the Irish cloud ERP solution specialist driven by simplifying businesses, has announced…
Applications are now open for the Marine Institute’s 2026 Bursary Programme, which provides third-level students…
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