Europe to introduce ban on social media up to age 15

The European Commission is expected to announce a ban tomorrow on social media for children up to the age of fifteen, unless their parents...

SMEs suffer average of 34 hours disruption following effective cyberattack

Successful cyberattacks are costing Irish SMEs an average of 34 hours in operational disruption and placing additional pressure on growth, investment and commercial opportunities,...

STEM South West opens entries for 2026 awards

STEM South West has opened entries for its 2026 awards, with companies, educators, students and community organisations across Cork and Kerry being invited to...

Musk withdraws lawsuit against Apple over OpenAI deal

Elon Musk has decided to withdraw his lawsuit against Apple. The case revolved around allegations that the tech giant was giving OpenAI’s ChatGPT an...

Europe eyes battle over ‘pervert’ AI glasses

Calls are growing louder in Europe for action against 'pervert' smart glasses after secretly filmed footage of girls and women appeared online - with...

Anthropic boss calls for AI slowdown, Altman and Musk agree

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei on Saturday called on artificial intelligence (AI) firms to slow down the development of the powerful technology, amid mounting worries...

SpaceX plans to begin offering mobile phone service by 2028

SpaceX plans to start operating as a mobile telephony provider at the beginning of 2028. In itself, that is not a strange statement. But the...

AI doom threats obscure the reality of our hacky computer systems

Another artificial intelligence (AI) researcher has quit, making headlines in the process by saying there is some chance, and that any chance is too...

Ireland leads Europe in AI adoption but struggles to turn use into transformation

Ireland has the highest rate of business AI adoption in Europe, with 65% of companies now using artificial intelligence, up from 45% last year,...

Consumers increasingly targeted by suspicious calls, texts and e-mails

Scams have become a routine part of life for Irish consumers, with 85% reporting that they encountered suspicious calls, text messages, emails or online...

Russian hackers used Claude AI to automate cyberattacks on Europe and Ukraine

According to a report by Anthropic, the Russian hacker group Midnight Blizzard used the Claude AI model to streamline cyber‑espionage against Europe and Ukraine....

Data breach at Revolut after attacker posed as government agency

Revolut, the London-based fintech whose app is used by 3.4 million people in Ireland, has acknowledged a security breach in which personal data belonging...

SFPA opens applications for senior digital and Azure role

Sponsored content The Sea-Fisheries Protection Authority (SFPA) is seeking applications for a senior digital applications and Azure role, offering an opportunity to contribute to the...

Meta sued over crypto fraud

Three US users of Meta platforms who say they have fallen victim to scams have sued Meta over adverts on Facebook and Instagram that...

TalentHunter launches with people at the heart of AI recruitment

In association with TalentHunter There’s a lot of talk about collaboration between people and AI, but one Irish start-up is showing the recruitment industry how...

Anker Solix XE now available in the UK and Ireland

In association with Anker Anker Solix today announced that the Anker Solix XE is now available to purchase in the UK and Ireland through authorised...
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