Current Data Protection Commissioner Helen Dixon will move to the role of chair as part of the restructuring of the DPC. | Continue reading
It is anticipated that the OpenRoaming Wi-Fi system will be rolled out to more than 150 access points across Dublin. | Continue reading
Cloudflare has resolved the 'critical' incident, which caused many websites to go down in a broad outage. | Continue reading
After Privacy Shield was struck down in 2020, the EU is now close to finalising a new data-sharing deal with the US. | Continue reading
Purdue researchers created a chip that can be reprogrammed on demand, which could lead to a computer that can learn like the human brain. | Continue reading
Dr Claire O’Connell speaks to Ireland’s new ‘stats ambassadors’, Dr Norma Bargary and Joy Leahy, about boosting understanding in statistics. | Continue reading
Trinity College Dublin’s Dan Kilper and University of Arizona’s Saikat Guha discuss the quantum cloud and how it could be achieved. | Continue reading
Peter Johnston’s Polywork has closed a Series A round that attracted investment from big names in Silicon Valley. | Continue reading
A team of researchers said it has found evidence to prove that the dinosaurs were thriving prior to asteroid hitting Earth. | Continue reading
The payment partnership with Stripe is part of Salesforce's new Digital 360 platform, which brings together digital transformation products. | Continue reading
Siemens Ireland’s industrial cybersecurity lead talks about industrial digital transformation and the future of IIoT. | Continue reading
Our Start-up of the Week is Luxonis, a Colorado-based company developing embedded artificial intelligence and computer vision technology. | Continue reading
A team in Switzerland has created a soft robotic insect that can withstand a multitude of hits from a flyswatter. | Continue reading
Subhash Kak, regents professor at Oklahoma State University, explains the potential obstacles to a quantum computing future. | Continue reading
Advocates for Wi-Fi and LoRaWAN have released a white paper illustrating how combining the two could enable new IoT opportunities. | Continue reading
Researchers have found a way to keep things quiet around quantum computers, eventually making their blistering computational speeds more precise. | Continue reading
Researchers have developed a wearable sensor that can detect what’s in your sweat, which could be quite handy for workout enthusiasts. | Continue reading
The EU has launched a new project that aims to build a testbed for secure quantum communications in several European nations. | Continue reading
In addition to altering their physiological shape, humans have altered the brains of dogs over centuries through selective breeding. | Continue reading
University of Auckland researchers commended FoodMarble's device, which enables patients to measure how well their food is absorbed. | Continue reading
Honda has accidentally exposed much of its corporate secrets and private employee information, amounting to 40GB of data. | Continue reading
Adopting a ‘damned if you do, damned if you don’t’ approach, Ireland is to press ahead with the controversial National Broadband Plan. | Continue reading
Questions about its alleged ties to the Kremlin may see Revolut lose its coveted European banking license. | Continue reading
The Council of the EU has given the green light to the new copyright directive to protect Europe’s creative industry, valued at $1trn. | Continue reading
An old Cosmopolitan magazine article reminds us that before ‘brogrammers’ there were women in tech dubbed ‘The Computer Girls’. | Continue reading
IBM has taken the wraps off what it claims to be the world’s first integrated quantum computing system for commercial use. | Continue reading
Belgian researchers have successfully used powder as a form of data storage for an environmentally friendly alternative to hard drives. | Continue reading
An MIT researcher suggests that turning Earth into a giant alien lighthouse using existing laser technology could help us find ET. | Continue reading
Money transfer player CurrencyFair has revealed a major expansion into the Asian market as part of a €20m investment drive. | Continue reading
Automation will create a huge variety of jobs, but what do we know about these jobs? Here’s what you need to know about a career in AI. | Continue reading
Scientists claim to have developed ‘game-changing’ stem cells that push forward regenerative treatment by years, trialled it in humans from next year. | Continue reading
Spinal surgery is about to get a new, dramatic tool, with a spongy polymer that fills the space around removed vertebrae to help regrowth | Spinal injuries | Continue reading