OpenAI poised for growth in Ireland
Tech companies have previously expressed reservations about European Union regulation of the emerging AI sector
Dublin-based accounting platform Outmin raises €4m
Dublin-headquartered accounting platform is planning new engineering hires
Solid year for C&C as drinks group remains resilient
But company faces headwinds as consumer sentiment remains subdued
Dublin needs €70bn investment in infrastructure by 2040, report says
Housing, public transport, water, energy and managing climate risk among top funding targets
Poolbeg Pharma treatment gets FDA backing
Treatment for Cytokine Release Syndrome gets orphan drug designation in US
AI ‘ignored shutdown instructions’ researchers say
OpenAI’s models also sabotaged shutdown commands, Palisade Research study finds
Venture capital funding surges to record in first quarter
Smaller companies looking for sums of less than €3m lose out as bigger firms and life sciences sector dominates
Stocks exposed to tariffs feel the heat after Trump threat
Apple and European luxury goods take a hit in escalating trade war of words
Glenveagh welcomes new housing delivery body as ‘positive step’
Strong start for homebuilder which has expanded share buyback programme
Kota raises $14.5m in funding to grow business
Company aims to simplify health and pension benefits for global businesses and employees
How to stop your posts, photographs and other data from being sucked into AI machines
There are ways to ensure your data is not used by social media and search platforms to train their artificial intelligence models
MyFirst Fone S3 review: A child-friendly watch that delays the inevitable smartphone
This hard-wearing device protects children from access to third-party apps and from strangers
Cork town to be first fully connected to fast broadband
Work connecting Carrigtwohill set to be completed this summer
Vodafone Ireland service revenue rises as company increases broadband base
Global group reports core earnings of almost €11bn as reshaping of global group continues
Under half of Irish executives will give full access to AI, Accenture report shows
Only 33% of Irish executives expect the use of AI agents to significantly rise in the three-year period, compared to 40% globally