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Full coverage: Technology

Stéphane Fund’s Trasna is going public in a £150m reverse takeover deal

The deal, pending due diligence, will see Fund’s IoT and telecoms tech company combine with London-listed Anemoi and move to The City’s main stock market.

Jonathan Keane
28th Oct, 2025 - 2 min read

Presidio acquires John Purdy’s Ergo in €100m deal

Private equity-backed Presidio, which has revenues of $5.8 billion, is acquiring Irish IT services company Ergo. Co-founder John Purdy built the business from two to over 500 people.

Tom Lyons
28th Oct, 2025 - 2 min read

Bronto roars as it closes $14m seed round

Only a few months ago, Bronto, co-led by Noel Ruane and Trevor Parsons, came out of stealth mode. Now it has closed a seed round backed by Cercano, an investment firm with $10bn in assets under management, and others.

Tom Lyons
21st Oct, 2025 - 2 min read

How a VC deal “collapsed” for a foodtech start-up after its loan-note holders “refused” its terms

The founders of food packaging technology start-up Senoptica hoped to bring in new capital from a climate-focused VC firm. Its loan-note holders were unhappy with the terms of the deal and blocked it.

Tom Lyons
20th Oct, 2025 - 3 min read

Founders allege “cynical attempt” to “wrest control” of foodtech firm by noteholders

The founders of Senoptica have hit back in the Circuit Court against a move by loan-note holders to appoint an examiner to the business. They now want a joint examiner appointed.

A. Chambers and T. Lyons
20th Oct, 2025 - 3 min read

“Stay curious and keep pivoting”: Carolan Lennon on leadership in the AI Era

Recently named CEO of the Year at the IMAGE PwC Businesswoman of the Year Awards, Carolan Lennon discusses how Salesforce Ireland is preparing for a new world of human-AI collaboration — and why values, not velocity, will shape the future of work.

Fiona Alston
20th Oct, 2025 - 6 min read

A profound change that makes marketing redundant: Martin Scott’s take on AI

A scientist, entrepreneur, and investor, Scott is sanguine about the positive potential of artificial intelligence but lucid about the disruption under way, including in consumer behaviour.

Paul McArdle
6th Oct, 2025 - 8 min read

Starmer shows he can handle Trump again despite the chasms that exist between the two

Prime Minister Keir Starmer's successful courting of the American president amid a plethora of landmines will go down as a win. He desperately needed it as he contends with high-profile exits, looming tax hikes, and the rise of Nigel Farage's Reform.

Michael Cogley
20th Sep, 2025 - 7 min read

“We hire actuaries that like tech, which is a very expensive way to run a software company”

Brian Walsh, the CEO and co-founder of financial software firm Reitigh, speaks to The Currency about plans for international expansion, a name change, and why AI is overhyped.

Michael Cogley
10th Sep, 2025 - 8 min read

Geospatial firm Soarvo on plans to break the UK market and become a €50m business

Alan Browne, the executive chairman of surveying firm Korec, speaks to The Currency about spinning out a new software business with sizable ambitions, working with Formula 1, and the changing face of Irish emigrants.

Michael Cogley
13th Aug, 2025 - 8 min read
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