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Amazon Web Services uses Formula One as a ‘powerful storytelling vehicle’ while Wimbledon helps IBM ‘drive meaningful conversation and pipeline with clients’
Pharma companies also volatile in wake of letters from US president to 17 of them demanding lower prices
Ciara O’Brien on a new survey on Ireland’s use of technology that also reveals scepticism about AI
Signal has gone out very publicly that parts of the electricity network can’t meet new industrial demand
Automakers Volkswagen, BMW plunge with trade agreement set to lock in 15% tariffs on exports to US
For tech’s biggest names, AI is the dividing line between leading and lagging
State plans huge investment just as the financial outlook grows more uncertain
Tech giant’s decision has closed off prospect of more than 500 jobs being created
Tech giant’s decision highlights extent of limitations on State electricity network
Europe’s dependence on US groups for digital infrastructure is causing growing concern among executives and policymakers
Officials across European Union even found recalled products listed for sale during their safety and compliance checks
‘If we don’t reduce carbon from fossil fuel emissions, the forest will be destroyed anyway’
Accounts for Dublin-based Amazon R&D subsidiary show it spent €191m on wages and salaries for 1,540 staff
McRedmond’s credo is: ‘All businesses are dying; you have to find the new thing’. He has lived that philosophy at State-owned postal service, whose core business has shifted from letters to parcels and, increasingly, financial services
We’re no longer shocked by wealth itself – only by the spectacle of loud luxury
US president had described levy as ‘direct and blatant’ attack on the country
Digital services tax will hit companies including Amazon, Google, Meta, Uber and Airbnb with a 3 per cent levy on revenue from Canadian users
Oscar-nominated Canadian film-maker most recently directed the blockbusters Dune and Dune: Part Two
Toll of job losses in sector in recent months may be far higher than announced
Reception venue is moved after activists threatened to fill canals with inflatable crocodiles to prevent guests entering city centre building
Self-driving technology on which Elon Musk has staked future of his company debuts in Texas
American tech billionaire set to marry journalist Laura Sanchez in lavish ceremony in Italian city
Sales said to be target for latest round of reductions, expected to be announced next month
Chief executive Andy Jassy warns the company will cut roles ‘in the next few years’
Indirect carbon emissions from Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet and Meta, rose on average by 150% from 2020 to 2023
The pay package for directors last year totalled €1.34m
With four years since the last James Bond installment, a legal challenge has been launched arguing intellectual property rights have lapsed
Television: Kidman does her best, but this year’s cast of dysfunctional one-per-centers make for a threadbare bunch
Tech giant offers additional data security protections in EU as local customers express concern over reliance on US tech
iPhone maker, which has European HQ in Cork, previously warned of ‘aggressive competition’ from countries trying to lure multinationals
Expert advice commissioned by Coimisiún na Meán argued in favour of introducing such a levy on a sliding scale
Ultra-simple, ultra-customisable, and ultra-cheap – the EV pick-up intends to upend the car industry
You wouldn’t send your child out on the M50 to play, so how does it seem appropriate to hand anyone under 16 a smartphone?
Tech bosses’ public display of loyalty to Trump should have earned them more than being cannon fodder
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