chris horn

Epic novel Moby Dick offers us a lesson in dealing with the coronavirus maelstrom

Chris Horn: It is very human to believe that we are immune from what is happening elsewhere

The concept of a constellation of low Earth orbit satellites to provide for a global communications system is not new

He set up the school of computer science in Trinity, which marks its 50th anniversary

Business week: also in the news was Tullow’s share price collapse and fossil fuels

Technology giants yet to embrace remote-working benefits of their own creations

A US firm is offering incentives to relocate and work remotely. Could it work here?

Praise for the drive and determination of the entrepreneurs in the final round of this year’s awards

Annrai O’Toole’s new startup is designed to help both workers and employers

Donald Trump’s proclivity for typos has look of predictive text gone wrong

Software errors can be perilous – as the airline and motor industries have discovered

From ways to tackle climate change through to helpful peptides, home shopping delivery services to a new shower caddy, this year’s finalists show Irish innovators are hard at work

Chris Horn: Conceivably, Amazon knows more about individual economies than most governments

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Level of support for entrepreneurs and risk investment should exceed that available elsewhere

Space sector in Ireland employed 2,000 in 2014; and is set to rise to 4,500 by 2020

Tips on getting your entry through to the final round and to the top of the pile for 2019

Vendors seeking breakthrough application that can justify necessary heavy investment

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Every visitor is a chance to educate on the differentiation and benefits of your product

Chris Horn: Lack of meaningful regulation online allows tech giants to dominate

A wave of voice-managed software applications may be coming our way. Rather than poking and prodding a dirty screen, you simply speak and ask

One of the most serious threats to our national wellbeing is Brexit, but we’re not done yet

From securing aid to refugees in Syria to a 'fitbit or the brain' and the 'Airbnb of parking', awards for bright new ideas from Irish innovators

Chris Horn, chair of the final judging panel for this year's Irish Times’ Innovation Awards, offers insight into strategies to stand out

Making algorithms robust to concerted attacks has become a priority research area

Capturing the attention and enthusiasm of the public can do much to drive innovation throughout the economy at large

With fully automated decision making imminent, a citizen’s ‘right to verify’ is crucial

Data Chemist technology allows connections in data to be mapped

Business Today: the best news, analysis and comment from ‘The Irish Times’ business desk

Business Today: the best news, analysis and comment from ‘The Irish Times’ business desk

Chris Horn: Choosing a public face for your start-up calls for careful consideration

Brussels must look to China’s example to foster growth of global-scale computer firms

A good app reinforces those things we believe to be right and true – Skitster excels at it

Antimicrobial coatings kill 99.99 per cent of harmful bacteria and fungi

Antimicrobial technology company turns germ of idea into novel patented process

There is a thin line between ambition and misrepresentation

Innovation Awards 2017: Public engagement, whether in art, science or business, is always a matter of confidence and performance

Identity technology makes us feel more secure at airports. But more watched in private

Google’s R&D arm is testing electricity-generating kites. Ireland should seize the opportunity to create an industry