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Past articles by Elaine:

Cork cybersecurity start-up Vaultree selected for EIC Accelerator

Vaultree is among 78 selected companies that will share in up to €470m of funding through a combination of grants and equity investment. → Read More

Dublin’s new life sciences hotbed opens in Cherrywood

The Campus in Cherrywood has already attracted an Irish and an international start-up to set up shop in its life sciences ecosystem. → Read More

Irish women awarded top EU innovator prizes

Dr Ciara Clancy and Niamh Donnelly were among the six winners of the European Innovation Council’s women innovators awards. → Read More

10 terms you need to know when working with tech teams

Do you know your front-end from your back-end? Or how being agile fits into a scrum? Brush up on your tech terms with this jargon translator. → Read More

Technimark’s €26m Longford investment will create 80 medical manufacturing jobs

Longford will be home to Technimark’s first European innovation centre, with new high-skill jobs to be created over two years. → Read More

Killarney maths team takes top prize at SciFest 2022

Three Leaving Cert students from Killarney Community College will go on to present their award-winning STEM project at ISEF 2023. → Read More

Zendesk to cut about 300 jobs globally, impacting Dublin HQ

Zendesk is the latest in a string of tech companies with international headquarters in Ireland to announce job losses. → Read More

Dropbox CEO says tech sector should prepare for the worst

Visiting the company’s new Dublin studio, Dropbox co-founder Drew Houston offered a level-headed view of the current chaos on the tech scene. → Read More

Meta could be next to make significant job cuts worldwide

Losses are expected to be announced by Meta and Intel as Ireland’s jobs market is rocked by tech restructuring. → Read More

EY Ireland is expanding across the island with 900 new jobs

Jobs for experienced hires and graduates are being created as EY prepares to split into two separate businesses. → Read More

Everyangle looks ahead to US and UK growth after €2.7m funding

The Dublin-headquartered company is hiring now as it plots an international expansion of its computer vision platform for CCTV analysis. → Read More

DigiTally: A digital stocktaking solution based on years of experience

Patrick McDermott has pivoted to tech for his latest stocktaking tools targeting retailers and food-service businesses. → Read More

Kanye West is buying Parler to create an ‘uncancellable’ environment

Ye has entered into an agreement to buy Parler, the social media app favoured by conservatives, after he was suspended from other platforms. → Read More

Coalescent Mobile Robotics: Irishwoman’s retail robots start-up in Denmark

Clionadh Martin is building her mobile robots for supermarkets out of the robotics hub of Odense. → Read More

Dublin and Galway to share 300 new jobs at Fidelity Investments

200 jobs will be created at Fidelity in Galway and a further 100 in Dublin, with flexible working arrangements available. → Read More

5 energised European innovators to watch

The 2022 EIT Awards celebrated the most innovative ventures, entrepreneurial graduates and leadership role models in Europe. → Read More

iPhones call 911 after confusing rollercoasters with car crashes

The new safety feature in the iPhone 14 models and new Apple Watches has been experiencing some ups and downs. → Read More

Machine Compare Marketplace: A circular economy for industrial machinery

This green-tech start-up from Manchester is rounding up the world’s spare parts to cut costs, manufacturing and unnecessary emissions. → Read More

Intercom co-founder Eoghan McCabe returns as CEO

Eoghan McCabe, who stepped down from the CEO role in 2020, said he is back to finish what he started at Intercom. → Read More

Tines strikes again with additional $55m Series B funding

Tipped to be Ireland’s next unicorn, Tines has extended its Series B round and pushed its value beyond $300m. → Read More