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Full coverage: Tech

“Cyber should be treated like electricity – always on, always trusted, and built in from the ground up”

Cybersecurity threats are ever evolving, and with the rapid adoption of AI, EY’s Head of Cyber for Ireland, Puneet Kukreja, explains how organisations need to prepare if they are to remain resilient in an increasingly borderless digital economy.

Jonathan Keane
19th Aug, 2025 - 7 min read

Inside Formula 1’s data race: How tech and AI power the fastest show on earth

From trackside fibre optics to AI-driven strategy, Formula 1’s tech evolution is transforming racing, broadcasting, and decision-making — with every byte of its 650 terabytes per weekend shaping the sport’s future.

Emmet Ryan
16th Aug, 2025 - 6 min read

Inside Ireland’s bid for the world’s biggest chipmakers

A €30 billion fab could put Ireland on the semiconductor map — but with no diplomatic ties to Taiwan and fierce global competition, the Government's grand ambition to be a European semiconductor superpower is one of its most challenging strategic tests in recent times.

John Reynolds
15th Jul, 2025 - 23 min read

Inside Intel’s Irish reckoning: Layoffs, leadership, and a struggle to stay relevant

With job cuts looming and production underutilised, Intel’s Irish operations face mounting pressure amid global market decline and leadership reshuffles.

John Reynolds
7th May, 2025 - 6 min read

Solving hard problems at scale: James Lloyd’s journey from Hong Kong to Indian tech unicorn

After years in fintech in Asia, James Lloyd is now back in Ireland leading Juspay's Irish office and international expansion.

Tom Lyons
29th Apr, 2025 - 14 min read

Big tech, bigger power: How Elon Musk and Silicon Valley are reshaping Trump’s Washington

Silicon Valley’s biggest players are reshaping Washington’s power dynamics, embedding their monopolistic vision into policy. But behind the rhetoric of innovation lies a story of corporate dominance, regulatory capture, and financial capitalism.

Constantin Gurdgiev
26th Mar, 2025 - 8 min read

E-commerce business LoyLap works with blue-chip clients. It is now fighting for its future

Smart Points, the company behind the LoyLap platform, has entered a Small Companies Administrative Rescue Process to restructure the business. Just what happened?

Ian Kehoe
3rd Sep, 2024 - 3 min read

The pandemic magnified Dublin and San Francisco’s problems. One city has fought its way back

Tented communities. The removal of cultural hubs. Record commercial property vacancy rates. The word in tech circles was that San Francisco was finished. But it has bounced back. Dublin should learn the lessons of how it is reclaiming its throne.

John Collins
14th Jun, 2024 - 4 min read

No “personal vendetta”: Tech unicorn Workhuman wins unfair dismissal battle

After an initial administrative error, finance administrator Elizabeth Keating claimed that her selection for redundancy by Workhuman was personally motivated. Instead, the WRC has agreed with her employer that she lost her job as part of a genuine restructuring process.

Francesca Comyn
1st Mar, 2024 - 4 min read

DPC challenge: Google Ireland challenges “flawed” inquiry into handling of user data

Google Ireland claims the watchdog's inquiry into consumer complaints is unlawful and could damage the tech company if harmful or commercially sensitive information is improperly disclosed.

Francesca Comyn
29th Jan, 2024 - 3 min read
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