Google has announced plans to acquire the Dublin-based startup Pointy, which offers digital solutions to help local, brick-and-mortar retailers list their products online to compete with Amazon, according to Venture Beat. The two companies did not disclose the sale price, but Yahoo Finance reported that it’s a $163 million deal. The acquisition is expected to go […]
Davra was one of three Irish companies awarded a share of €1.5m in co-funding from the European Space Agency. Irish IoT start-up Davra was recently awarded funding from the European Space Agency (ESA) Centre for Earth Observation. The Dublin-based company secured 50pc co-funding for a €570,000 project to develop an integrated satellite and distributed ground
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The Republic of Ireland is a European fintech epicentre. It is the natural destination for many of the largest financial names in the world in case a mass exodus of banks in the United Kingdom materialises after a potential hard Brexit. According to Fortunly, Ireland is among the first 40% of all nations to legalise
Innovation for Change Award special category award NGOs are always in need of fresh ideas for improving efficiencies but do not always have the resources to tackle this themselves and that’s why it’s so important for those inclined towards innovation to direct their talents towards the humanitarian sector – and get recognised for their efforts.
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Pure Telecom, Ireland’s high-speed broadband and telecoms provider, today reveals the results of a survey which found that the average Irish adult shares 25 images online via social media, instant messaging apps and email on a weekly basis. The nationwide survey of 1,000 adults in Ireland, carried out by Censuswide on behalf of Pure Telecom
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I talk to Tom Parsons the head of Tenable in Ireland. Tom talks about the vulnerabilities found in Arlo home cameras, how they can be fixed, and what Tenable do when they discover vulnerabilities, the Zoom vulnerability that Tenable discovered, and why cloud-based services can be harder to reverse engineer. Tom also talks about legacy
WATERLOO, Iowa (KWWL) – People from all around the world will soon be celebrating all-things Irish in downtown Waterloo. The 13th Iowa Irish Fest starts on Friday. Known for bringing traditional Irish music, entertainment and cuisine to the Cedar Valley, the three-day festival draws nearly 50,000 people every year. To kick off the countdown, KWWL has
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There is no denying the power of brand social media. From raising a brand’s global profile to supplementing research and development efforts, social media can help grow multiple aspects of any organization. But with more than half of Irish and UK consumers saying they’ve increased their social usage in the past six months, the widespread
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Yesterday CNBC broke the news that Ireland’s data protection regulator had initiated an investigation into Google’s potentially improper exposure of personal data within its programmatic platform, in violation of GDPR. The investigation was launched in response to a formal complaint from Brave’s Chief Privacy Officer Dr. Johnny Ryan. It’s about more than Google. In a statement
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If you are looking for a profitable side hustle, one of the first things you should consider learning is how to start a blog. But if you do this, you must be aware of the nuances of doing it the right way. The great news is that anyone can do it as long as they
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