Silicon Republic

Andela’s Research explores how industries are creating roles faster than they are amending or updating job titles and descriptions. Read more: More than half of AI job postings seek skills beyond job titles, research finds

BearingPoint’s Laura Kealy explores how she found herself moving from an early-career role to a position as a senior tech analyst. Read more: The senior tech analyst taking part in a graduate programme

The AI model could help scientists better identify lunar ice, volcanos and craters. Read more: NASA and IBM unveil an open source lunar AI model

The Irish technology company is undergoing a period of growth which is being driven by new leadership and an expanded team. Read more: PC Peripherals to create up to 20 new jobs in Galway and Dublin amid rebrand

The education technology company will rebrand to Eduvolve as part of a major investment of €2.5m and an acquisition by Grafton Education. Read more: PC Peripherals to create up to 20 new jobs in Galway and Dublin amid rebrand

This is Bending Spoons’ second acquisition since going public in July. Read more: Bending Spoons acquires Miro collaboration platform for $1.35bn

Disseqt beat some impressive competition to win this year’s KPMG Global Tech Innovator (GTI) Ireland competition for 2026. Read more: Dublin’s Disseqt wins Irish leg of KPMG’s Global Tech Innovator

The Direct Entry Medicine programme is the first of its kind to be developed in Ireland since the mid-1800s. Read more: University of Limerick launches ‘historic’ direct entry medicine undergrad

The new report found that Irish employees’ workplace expectations and experiences are being transformed by artificial intelligence. Read more: Irish workers considering new career paths, as AI reshapes work, finds Microsoft

Bloomberg reports that ENISA will not have access to the newer Mythos 5.1. Read more: EU finally gets its hands on Anthropic’s Mythos

Both children and parents agreed that an education focused on safeguarding has more value than a ban on social media targeting young people. Read more: Online education preferable to social media ban, finds Irish regulator’s report

For the first time in over a decade, someone other than Tim Cook ran an Apple keynote yesterday, and he saved the biggest reveal for almost an hour in. Read more: Apple’s Ternus era starts with long-awaited foldable iPhone Duo

Last year, specialist software company MCS-Tech won the 'One to Watch' award. Read more: Enterprise Ireland’s Prep4Seed kicks off with 18 start-ups this year

The company opened a Dublin office earlier this year with plans to hire 40 people. Read more: Legal AI start-up Harvey raises $550m at $15.5bn valuation

The company opened a Dublin office earlier this year with plans to hire 40 people. Read more: Legal AI start-up Harvey raises $550m at $15.5bn valuation

The four potential co-bidders initially formed an equal partnership ad-tech joint venture in 2023. Read more: Could Europe’s giant four carriers rival Starlink with new consortium?

Employment in Ireland's biopharmaceutical sector grew by more than 60pc between 2016 and 2022. Read more: TU Dublin apprenticeship set to tackle skills gap in biopharma sector

Once operational, Google said the new infrastructure will support 7,000 jobs annually. Read more: Google commits $13bn to Finnish digital infrastructure

The report found that the gap in skills is leading to increased financial risk for organisations. Read more: Compliance experts find firms lack staff skilled in security and regulation

The company’s platform aims to help payment processors and retailers manage and reduce cyber risk. Read more: Irish cyber and compliance company ZeroRisk raises $10m