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Following in the footsteps of the HTC One - a phone that won many accolades and many critics hearts - is no easy feat. But, with the One M8,
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Automation expert Festo has created three robots inspired by butterflies, ants and a chameleon. They can fly in packs, self charge, work in groups and
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Having spent the past 10 years collecting images and other data on Saturns moons, NASAs Cassini spacecraft has offered much more incredible images
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2016519-Microsemi is expanding its site in Ennis, in County Clare, Ireland, for the characterisation of the latest Silicon Carbide (SiC) devices as
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Irish small to medium-sized enterprises continue to earn overseas income for Based in ia, Co Cavan, Procut manufactures tungsten carbide burs
Twitter has revealed the biggest trends in 2010 out of 25 billion tweets posted, with the Gulf Oil Spill coming in at No 1. The countdown is on
A start-up from Nanyang Technological University in Singapore has unveiled a compact all-in-one 3D printer and scanner at the American Association for the
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As the Engineers Ireland Excellence Awards ceremony fast approaches, we take a look at the groundbreaking projects from Airsynergy and Vicinity Systems that
Using Enterprise Ireland’s significant industry contacts in San Francisco, the objective of Access Silicon Valley is to accelerate innovative Irish tech
Ireland is losing competitiveness as Brexit storm clouds gather Leaders invited to learn winning inclusion strategies with Inspirefest at BTYSTE Google
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Big data has seeped into all aspects of life and the sporting world is no exception. Data analytics has been applied to sport as varied as cricket,
The countdown is on to Ireland’s sci-tech extravaganza, Inspirefest 2017 Time running out to get your hands on Inspirefest early tickets
Great guest post by Glandores Directors Michael and Clare Kelly on the Ireland Gateway to Europe FDI Mission to San Francisco. On 26th and
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Holvi, the online bank account for entrepreneurs, makers and doers, is readying its launch into the Irish market next month and is on the hunt for
Global experts on natural gas converged at Irelands Gaelic games stadium Croke Park today during a conference to show how business fleets here can become
Every now and then, a revolutionary product arises that seems too good to be true. For the GoBe wearable health-tracker, that might be exactly the
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Navan fintech PFS granted e-money licence by Ireland’s Central Bank Logicalis’s Andrew Baird: ‘The security focus is shifting to internal weaknesses
A team of researchers from the AMBER centre at Trinity College Dublin (TCD) are behind the discovery of a new magnetic material they claim will
Developing Ireland as a Digital Island as a key policy objective, with specific commitments in relation to cloud computing, e-government and the
A look at gadget happenings, as an Irishman kick starts a drum, the first leaked images of Samsungs Galaxy Alpha appear, and a South Korean
On the island of Ireland there is a school where the pupil-to-computer ratio is 2:1. Every classroom has a whiteboard, every teacher a laptop and