The dream of data centres in space could be one step closer to reality as Elon Musk-controlled companies SpaceX and Starlink ...

Alphabet just reported $100 billion (approx. €86 billionn) in quarterly revenue. Meta’s share price bounced 10% after announcing plans to double down on AI. And yet a question is beginning to surface: ...

This week we dive into France’s bold decision to decouple from American tech giants like Microsoft and WebEx. We also dissect the controversial shifts at TikTok following its US sale, an attack on ...

The cybercrime group ShinyHunters is claiming credit for at least five attacks related to a voice phishing campaign that previously was disclosed by security researchers at Okta. Okta warned Thursday ...

The secret of great comedy is timing. Or there’s that other one: Timing in life is everything. I find myself musing on the subject of timing because of the serendipitous turn of events that led to the ...

The Hub will support ICT and AI researchers across Ireland through targeted funding, training, mentorship, and access to industry networks ...

Third programme will support Ireland’s most promising AI-first start-ups to accelerate traction and close investment rounds in 2026 ...

Microsoft exceeded expectations for revenue from its cloud business in the second fiscal quarter of 2026, but that was not enough to assuage investor concerns. In the October-December period, Azure ...

Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, expects its annual capital spending to increase sharply in 2026 as it invests heavily in artificial intelligence infrastructure in the ...

Yet another international study has highlighted the limited benefits of AI in large organisations. A new Deloitte survey of thousands of managers worldwide shows poor success in actually getting ...

Amazon announced on Wednesday that it will cut 16,000 jobs worldwide in what is the company’s second major round of layoffs in three months. The layoffs are part of a wider reorganisation to address ...

In order to become less dependent on US tech suppliers, the French government is throwing out Microsoft Teams and Zoom by the end of 2027. At all departments, they will be replaced for the local, ...