Technology

Few corporate records come close, and the scale of Cook’s achievement makes Apple’s succession process a delicate one

Alibaba and ByteDance shift development to south-east Asia to sidestep US curbs

Company, which is celebrating 40 years here, initially established a presence in Dublin with an operation of fewer than 100 people

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Established browsers are looking to retain their advantage as new challengers enter the market, but security remains a big issue

Despite record expansion and growing ambition in the continent, the US is surging ahead again

Digital-freedom group takes legal action as world-first law set to take effect for children under 16

Gemini’s EU head of compliance tells hearing he warned company seeking Irish authorisation its procedures breached incoming EU law

Staff numbers down by 20% with employees averaging €147,959 in salary before share-based pay and other benefits

European Union needs cheaper energy, more uniform regulation, and an integrated capital market to channel risk, ECB president says

We asked three workers in Ireland’s technology sector to share their views on the country – its past, present and future

We missed the chance to shape social media before it shaped us – with AI there will be no second bite of the cherry

Luke Barrington heads up Google Earth AI, which is working on a better way to map natural disasters

New thermal management system ensures your device won’t get uncomfortably hot even when you put it under serious pressure

Hopsworks founder Jim Dowling followed the example set by Chris Horn in moving innovation from academia into the business world