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Minister of State for Research and Innovation Seán Sherlock. Photograph: Alan Betson/THE IRISH TIMES. Research projects to share funding of €6.9m

Science Foundation Ireland programme targets projects with commercial potential

HP raises forecast despite revenue drop

PC-maker to drive profits through cost cuts as desktop and laptop sales fall

Criticism intensified in April after a fake tweet about a non-existent White House explosion sent from the Associated Press account briefly roiled US financial markets. Twitter tightens security after hacks

Two-factor authentication follows spate of high-profile security breaches

The Smarter Cities initiative is part of IBM's larger Smarter Planet Programme ‘New era of smart’ focuses on exploiting Big Data to improve the urban living experience

Dublin is playing a role in the IBM Smarter Cities initiative which aims to help us better manage our resources

John Matthew Holt, founder of Waratek Start-up Nation: JVM developers have their heads in the cloud

Dublin-based firm has come up with a technology solution to virtualise Java

Console wars: next generation devices to spark competition

Console makers are pulling out the stops to try to lure consumers as tablets and smartphones eat into sales

Intel International Science and Engineering Fair winners Eesha Khare, Ionut Alexandru Budisteanu and Henry Wanjune. Teen invents device that could charge mobile phone in seconds

Eesha Karen wins Intel Foundation young scientist award for her work with energy-efficient storage devices

Checkout ‘Failure’ Can Help Google in PayPal Battle

Prowlster is the creation of the three McGinn sisters, Grace (22) , Jennie (29) and Sarah (27). Photograph: Anthony Woods FUSION start-ups down to the final 10

This week we look at five start-ups that put life and style into lifestyle choices

€600,000 funding boost for Huggity

Security experts arrive for Trinity conference

Minister for Finance Michael Noonan Noonan rejects special Apple tax deal claim

Ireland will not become the “whipping boy” for US Senate, says Minister

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Minister of State for Research and Innovation Seán Sherlock. Photograph: Alan Betson/THE IRISH TIMES. Research projects to share funding of €6.9m
HP raises forecast despite revenue drop
Criticism intensified in April after a fake tweet about a non-existent White House explosion sent from the Associated Press account briefly roiled US financial markets. Twitter tightens security after hacks