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Google announces strong mix of Regional and Dublin based businesses for its Autumn Adopt A Startup Programme
Google has revealed the 26 Irish startups that will be taking part in its Autumn Adopt A Startup programme. The 26 Irish startups, …
Ireland’s first driverless public transport vehicle is on its way
The first driverless shuttle in Ireland will make its debut in Dublin’s Docklands on September 21st and 22nd. The special event organised by Dublin …
Applications are now open for UPRISE Festival’s new ‘100Y’ programme
Applications are now open for UPRISE Festival’s new ‘100Y’ programme, an initiative that showcases top tech talent under the age of 30 in …
Dublin Tech Summit’s Women in Tech Awards Now Open For Nominations
As we strive to bridge equality gaps, there are still several industries where one gender is far more prevalent than another in the …
A Japanese tech giant wants to help fix Dublin’s traffic snarls with sensors and AI
Dublin is on track to become a sensor-driven, artificial intelligence-powered city if Japanese telco and tech giant SoftBank has anything to say about it. …
CliniShift takes top prize at Digital DNA’s upSTART 2018 competition
CliniShift has lifted the top prize in this year’s upSTART 2018 competition at Digital DNA 2018. The European-wide startup pitch competition – hosted …
The Collison brothers’ Stripe is bulking up its Dublin office to get closer to Europe
Payments company Stripe is building out the engineering team at its Dublin to strengthen its position in the European market. Stripe’s Dublin office, …
Flexible workspace giant WeWork officially launches in Dublin
Workspace and community company WeWork officially launched today in Ireland with Minister for Education Richard Bruton opening its first location in Dublin’s Iveagh Court, …
Bespoke Choice claims One2Watch victory at FutureScope 2018
Bespoke Choice, the interactive wedding venue booking sales platform, has won the prestigious One2Watch competition at FutureScope, Ireland’s only conference that promotes collaboration between …
New ‘Irish Food Tech’ cluster to be established within Enterprise Ireland’s Technology Gateway Network
John Halligan, Minister of State for Training, Skills, Innovation, Research and Development, has announced that the Government is providing funding of €26.75m for …
