Maybe computers should be boring

Fridges cooking food. Britain telling citizens to stock up on canned goods and water. A computing pioneer mulling a Chernobyl-grade “massive brownout” and financial...

Project failures and how to avoid them with Nucleo’s Bobby Brown

This week, the cyberattacks that have left supermarket refrigeration systems across Europe (and here in Ireland) in chaos; how the US election results could...

The broligarchs think they’re Bonds, they’re actually Blofelds

I stumbled upon a great term a couple of days ago which, I think, if it had been commonplace in the industry many years...

OpenAI expects to be ready for an IPO in 2027

OpenAI expects to be ready for an initial public offering in 2027. President Greg Brockman said this on Wednesday at a Wall Street Journal...

Hiring begins for cyber security, critical infrastructure and AI regulation inspectors

Sponsored content The Commission for Railway Regulation (CRR) is hiring for two new roles in its Cyber security, critical infrastructure and artificial intelligence (CCIAI) division:...

Google turns off AI for schoolchildren by default

Google has said it will switch off its AI tools for schoolchildren by default, after drawing criticism for pushing artificial intelligence features to students...

Google looks for ways to recoup billions invested in AI

Alphabet faces a major challenge: the company must make its substantial investments in artificial intelligence profitable without putting revenue from its traditional search engine...

Setback for Google as EU court adviser warns AI chatbot may breach copyright rules

A ruling against Google, which could force the tech giant to pay fees for the use of such content, could throw a lifeline to...

Global report finds more than 2bn people on the wrong side of digital divide

According to a recent publication by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), global connectivity grew to around 6.3 billion people in 2026. Although this means...

Privileged access to devices a mystery to some IT professionals

According to a new survey by TechCentral.ie in association with DNA IT Solutions, system access remains a blind spot for customers and MSPs. This point...

European authorities probe ongoing attacks targeting grocery refrigerators

Authorities in the EU and US are investigating a wave of cyberattacks targeting refrigeration devices in supermarkets - including 13 branches of the SuperValu...

Alphabet seeks $6bn in bond market as doubts over AI investments grow

Alphabet, Google's parent company, launched a €6 billion bond issue on Monday, serving as a gauge of investor confidence following a period of instability...

Snap settles US social media trial days after Meta 

Snap has settled what would have been another landmark trial over the alleged harms of social media, lawyers for the plaintiffs said Monday, just...

S&P Global cuts Meta’s outlook to ‘negative’ over high AI spending

S&P Global Ratings has lowered its outlook for Meta Platforms from 'stable' to 'negative'. The move reflects concerns about the company’s substantial investments in...

Anthropic posts nearly $17bn in third-quarter revenue

Anthropic, the company behind the AI chatbot Claude, saw its quarterly revenue rise to nearly $17 billion (€15.1 billion) in the third quarter. That...

Apple beats sales and profit expectations but AI costs weigh on holiday sales

Apple exceeded analysts' expectations for its latest results on Monday when the iPhone-maker said it notched a "revenue record" for the July-September quarter, driven...
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