IBM chief confident Big Blue can keep pace with evolution of technology
Deborah Threadgold is focused on ‘the difference we can make with technology and what it can actually do’
Hollywood producers among the backers for Belfast-based Retinize
Irish VC Sure Valley Ventures leads £2m seed round for father and son-founded start-up
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Sure Valley Ventures expands in UK with new €113m VC fund
Irish-founded VC makes first close of fund, with British Business Bank among backers
In Shannon, tech companies are preparing for big data to take the wheel
By gathering data over the next decade, Seagate expects to launch autonomous cars
Why multinationals are putting Ireland’s regions front and centre
Cork, Galway, Limerick and Waterford have much to offer companies setting up here
Jaguar Land Rover to partner with autonomous car hub in Shannon
New campus seeks to accelerate the development of robotic cars
IBM beats analysts’ forecasts with gains in cloud services
Company to shed division that manages corporate computer systems
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Not-for-profit Grow Remote secures €500,000 in funding
Community project connects remote workers with companies looking to hire staff
IBM lands AT&T contract worth ‘billions’
Chief executive Ginni Rometty says it is vindication of the value of recently acquired group Red Hat
IBM closes €30bn deal to buy software company Red Hat
Move comes as IBM shifts business focus from hardware to cloud computing
WarDucks raises €3.3m in funding and brings in gaming veterans
AR/VR game development studio appoints Doom co-creator John Romero as consultant
European shares rise as Italy avoids ratings downgrade
HSBC, Volkswagen and US software maker Red Hat among the risers
IBM shares dip after $34bn deal to buy Red Hat
Red Hat offers a standard version of Linux that runs on commonly available clouds
Opec agreement drives stocks higher as trade fears subside
Ireland’s Iseq overall index advances 0.62%, underperforming European markets
Irish bank shares rise over tax pledge but US tech stocks take a beating
Market report: Amazon fell more than 5 per cent after reports that president Trump was looking to target the company by changing its tax treatment
Irish IoT platform start-up Wia gets €750,000 in seed funding
‘Stripe for Internet of Things’ to double headcount and expand into enterprise space
Irish unit of open source software developers Red Hat sees profits jump
Parent acquired Irish software firm Feed Henry for €63.5m in September 2014
Cartoon Saloon tie-up to create 140 new jobs in Kilkenny
Animation company behind ‘Secret of Kells’ joins Canadian firm to develop new projects
European stocks drift lower as end-of-year rally fizzles out
Miners and technology shares fall most, while travel and energy shares rise in final week
Pope appoints new Cardinals in spectacular ‘Red Hat’ ceremony
Irish-born Kevin Farrell one of 17 new appointments made by the pontiff
Karlin Lillington: After 25 years, Linux’s world domination is coming along nicely
Back in the 1990s, it was a major surprise when Intel and Netscape invested in the OS
It’s a good time for European firms to use US money to take the next step
FirstCapital’s boss in Silicon Valley says Irish firms should think big about funding
US government joins in warnings of security flaw that could be used by hackers
Shell Shock vulnerability could threaten data across range of devices
Pope indicates desire for Church rethink on key marriage issues
Church Synod to meet soon to discuss contraception, same-sex marriage and annulment
Waterford-based FeedHenry acquired by Red Hat for €63.5m
FeedHenry was founded as a spin-out from Waterford Institute of Technology in 2010
Stocks rise on growing European confidence
Smurfit slides almost 5% while Ryanair sheds 1.05% on busy day for Iseq
HP delivers ‘bad news’ to rivals at Barcelona showcase
Firm makes a bet on smaller servers and resurgent PC sales
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