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Full coverage: Technology

Having “contributed greatly” to invest €225m in Irish start-ups, the Bloom Equity Angel Syndicate is no more

At the end of an extraordinary week, Ireland’s largest and longest-established angel syndicate has voted to dissolve itself. What this means for the Irish start-up ecosystem, and HBAN, remains unclear.

Tom Lyons
6th Sep, 2024 - 2 min read

“Nothing secret”: How a US casino giant’s acquisition of an Irish firm stumbled on an outsourcing headache

An employee at SportCaller secured an injunction against his dismissal over his ties to an outsourced business. Just what happened?

Jonathan Keane
6th Sep, 2024 - 4 min read

Monzo faces a huge challenge in Ireland but its success will be measured in more ways than one

The London fintech is entering a market in dire need of competition but winning an Irish banking licence will be just as crucial to its international expansion plans.

Michael Cogley
5th Sep, 2024 - 4 min read

“Our investment thesis is about challenges and the single biggest is climate”: John Hartnett on agtech and beyond

Empty shelves during the pandemic exposed wide-ranging weaknesses in global food supply. A rugby-loving Irishman in Silicon Valley is tackling them.

Tom Lyons
3rd Sep, 2024 - 7 min read

“Difficult to see how this would work”: Eir joins chorus of concerns on new EU cybersecurity rules

The NIS2 directive is fast approaching but companies like Eir, CRH and industry lobby group Ibec still have lingering questions about how the new regime will work.

Jonathan Keane
3rd Sep, 2024 - 4 min read

Retrograde wants to replace influencer talent managers with AI. It just raised $2m to get started

Jake Browne started the new venture with British influencer and entrepreneur Grace Beverley and ex-Peblo engineer Gary Meehan to help content creators manage their own brand deals.

Jonathan Keane
2nd Sep, 2024 - 6 min read

Intel might be struggling. But it is still driving growth at ASML’s Irish business

ASML acknowledges that its Irish unit is primarily dependent upon sales to one customer, Intel, for its revenue. Despite Intel's troubles, this relationship is serving the Irish unit of the Dutch company well.

Jonathan Keane
30th Aug, 2024 - 4 min read

Version 1 just doubled in size in two years. Now it plans to use generative AI to repeat the trick

Brad Mallard, the CTO of the Irish digital transformation firm, tells The Currency how its international expansion could put it on course to become a €1 billion business.

Michael Cogley
30th Aug, 2024 - 7 min read

Premium ticket seller Seat Unique plots Irish expansion following €17m raise

London-based Seat Unique wants to shake up how consumers buy tickets and experience events. It has received backing from sports stars and two leading Irish entrepreneurs.

Tom Lyons
29th Aug, 2024 - 3 min read

Kneat has reported record revenues but what does the bigger picture mean for the company?

The Limerick-based and Toronto-listed firm builds software for the life sciences sector but said its business is dependent on a “relatively small number of customers”.

Jonathan Keane
23rd Aug, 2024 - 6 min read
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