Intellectual property firm Duolog Technologies is to create 40 high-tech jobs in Galway over the next two years as part of its drive into next-generation computer devices.
Duolog chief executive Mr Ray Bulger said today all the jobs will be filled by workers of graduate level or higher.
The Galway centre will develop technology for the next generation of mobile communications devices, known as 3G.
Duolog has received funding of £2.5 million (euro 3.17 million) in seed capital made available by Mr Denis O'Brien's investment vehicle, Island Capital, and private clients of Davy Stockbrokers.
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That investment valued Duolog at £15.5 million.