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Paddy Cosgrave resigned as the events company spiralled amid Israel controversy. Can it survive?

Tech review: The latest Pixel is a solid addition to the line-up and the prolonged life is to be welcomed

Condemning governments on human rights grounds while running event filled with companies that enable serious abuses smacks of hypocrisy

Events officer Craig Becker expected to take leading role in advance of flagship Lisbon event

Search giant’s shares drop after weaker than expected earnings

Google, Meta and Amazon unable to provide Oireachtas committee with specific data on fraud activity it reports to Garda

Event management group scrambles to limit damage as departing chief executive concedes comments on Israel-Hamas conflict had become ‘distraction’

Web Summit chief executive said his comments had become ‘a distraction from the event’ taking place in Lisbon next month

The US Justice Department’s antitrust trial against Google will, whatever the outcome, influence the future of technology in ways we cannot yet imagine

Tech-enabled plugs, bulbs, heating controls and cleaners can give you greater control over your home environment

Pricewatch: A product recall in 2022 left a reader badgering the Google-owned maker of activity trackers for $299

Anu Talus, the Finnish chair of the European Data Protection Board, the central body of national regulators overseeing EU data privacy laws, defends opposition to Irish watchdog’s fines

Google, OpenAI and Anthropic want technology such as chatbots to learn from a ‘constitution’ to keep them from generating toxic content

Ofcom says study shows features that make it more difficult for UK businesses to switch to and use multiple cloud suppliers

Search company’s most senior Irish recruit, Lorraine Twohill, returns for opening of Bolands Mills offices 20 years after it first came to Ireland

Rivals to Apple’s iPhone feature new artificial intelligence capabilities

Satya Nadella testifies he had explored whether Apple would switch to agreement with Bing

More than 1,600 deaths a year are attributed to pollution from transport and burning solid fuel, while associated health costs top more than €2bn annually

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Ireland is key location for data centres, but whether we have capacity to accommodate them is open question

Once-derelict building has been restored and modernised to serve as a collaborative space for staff

Network followed by 95,000 accounts sought to ‘intensify social conflict’ with divisive posts

Including Homer, Clutterfree, Cozi, Asana, OneNote, Google Drive, My Study Life and Trello

More than half of testimony in antitrust case has been behind closed doors so far

Unthinkable: Things happen every day for which no one is held responsible and artificial intelligence is set to make things worse

We’ve let the priorities of fashion brands and duty-free shops override those of the hapless passenger

North Carolina man drowned in his pickup truck in 2022 beneath a bridge that had collapsed nearly a decade earlier

As Amazon is granted planning permission to build three data centres in Dublin, where should State policy go from here?

Beijing’s restrictions on government use of Apple products and Huawei’s resurgence pose problems for Tim Cook

YouTube stops actor from making money on its platform while BBC pulls material that ‘now falls below public expectations’

While some companies are tightening mandates on working from home, more are moving to flexible models

High-stakes antitrust trial begins as US enforcers look to rein in Big Tech’s power

Tech giant faces action from US department of justice and states

Apple’s App Store and Google’s YouTube among those that will need to overhaul practices as EU competition law bites

Updated filing shows chip designer will raise an initial $4.9bn for current owner SoftBank

EU aims to curb Big Tech as it lists services to be regulated under Digital Markets Act

Hedge funds hold record exposure to Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Nvidia, Tesla and Meta, but the grouping has been underperforming of late

Defcon hackers hired to expose flaws in the technology found political misinformation, demographic stereotypes and many more deficiencies

One smart move a company can make is to take digital transformation away from the IT department, an expert advises

City council and Google partner up to make the capital ‘first city in the world’ to use AR technology for tourism