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Full coverage: Technology

Microsoft’s $27bn Irish profit centre: A risk-benefit analysis

The software multinational had more employees, booked more profit and paid more tax here last year than ever. The UK’s success in wresting over €800m worth of taxable profit out of Ireland barely made a difference.

Thomas Hubert
12th Apr, 2023 - 6 min read

Apple now pays more Irish tax than the Government invests in housing. Why and how?

Despite scant details in the technology giant’s disclosures about its business in Ireland, we can deduce a lot from the latest figures released by its Irish subsidiaries and the Exchequer to understand what is happening with its soaring tax bills.

Thomas Hubert
11th Apr, 2023 - 10 min read

The Apple factor: Why the corporation tax take jumped by €1bn in March

The Californian technology giant is the only corporation capable of causing the swell in six-monthly tax figures observed since late 2021. The dates and figures match.

Thomas Hubert
4th Apr, 2023 - 2 min read

No power without data: The rationale for Pinergy acquiring its analytics provider Acutrace

The deal marks the second time Aidan McDonnell’s smart utility start-up has secured industry backing in as many years. Pinergy's CEO Enda Gunnell says the energy crisis has accelerated demand for its insights.

Thomas Hubert
28th Mar, 2023 - 3 min read

AI is not going to take our jobs, but we are privatising the future

The history of technology predicts that artificial intelligence will have both positive and negative effects on the labour market and wider society. The potential opportunities and rewards are huge, but so are the risks.

Stephen Kinsella
23rd Mar, 2023 - 9 min read

Recruitment giant Indeed expected to let go 200 in Dublin

The online recruitment multinational will inform affected workers this evening of the latest job cuts, following a similar announcement by Meta last week.

Tom Lyons
22nd Mar, 2023 - 1 min read

“Full steam ahead” for medtech firms after scoring breathing room on new rules

The extended transition period for new EU regulations on medical devices is giving stakeholders more time on a workload that was “probably underestimated”. The sector has a large industrial presence in Ireland.

Jonathan Keane
15th Mar, 2023 - 5 min read

Tech bro Anglo: My week in Silicon Valley as its bank crashed

I went to Silicon Valley to meet with top-tier tech companies. As the meetings progressed, its main bank collapsed. Beyond the Bay Area’s travails, the impact of SVB’s failure on monetary policy in the near term may be significant.

Stephen Kinsella
14th Mar, 2023 - 6 min read

Fully charged Xerotech powers ahead with €24m raised and high-profile directors

By focusing on the heavy equipment niche, the Claregalway battery technology start-up has convinced investors to back its plans for a fully-fledged factory. The sums at stake had remained secret – until now.

Thomas Hubert
8th Feb, 2023 - 3 min read

Corporation tax was a record €22.6bn last year. There is no sign it will shrink this year

The latest layoffs at Salesforce show the correction in the tech industry is not over, raising questions about Ireland's corporation tax boom. Another tax stream, however, gives an indication of the profits yet to be declared here – and that's before we even look at big pharma.

Thomas Hubert
4th Jan, 2023 - 5 min read
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