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.
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.
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.
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”.
The VC's managing partner Barry Downes talks to The Currency about his firm’s recent metaverse exit and its approach to investing in the red-hot AI space.
Eligible staffers in Revolut's Dublin office will be able to take advantage of a share sale scheme that has dramatically increased the British fintech giant's valuation.
The multinational chipmaker had a bumper year in 2023, contributing increasing amounts of corporation tax despite multi-billion-dollar intellectual property offsets.
The Stockholm-based investor, which has €232 billion in assets under management, is set to acquire a majority stake in AMCS. It comes after a mega-deal for another Irish company this year.
The Taiwanese company has quietly invested $38m into an Irish beachhead for its VR business but little is known about what exactly it’s doing here.
While Simon Harris was quick to say that the era of self-regulation for social media companies is over, the reality is that the measures are in place – or at least about to take effect. The real question for Harris is what do you do next?
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