Intel

What makes some organisations innovative and others not? Why do companies such as Intel and Proctor & Gamble seemingly have conveyor belts of inno(...)

Last week some of the world’s biggest technology companies co-signed a document intent on staving off the threat of “patent trolls” taking “unprincipl(...)

Photo and video discovery platform Tapastreet has secured €500,000 in funding as it seeks to bring the technology to a wider audience. The Dublin-base(...)

Though the computer server market has been lacklustre in recent years, sales of “engineered systems” – hardware loaded with specially designed, comple(...)

Though the computer server market has been lacklustre in recent years, sales of “engineered systems” - hardware loaded with specially designed, comple(...)

Taoiseach Enda Kenny will address the UK & Ireland Tech Tour in Dublin tomorrow. The tour will see 27 emerging tech companies from the UK and Irel(...)

Innovation is an essential element for business development and success, but many innovations fail. The key reasons for such failures, according to Pr(...)

From the Ardnacrusha hydroelectric scheme in the 1920s to rural electrification a few decades later and to the groundbreaking work of ESB Internationa(...)

At least one half of the Wintel double act seems to getting some of its mojo back.Intel, like Microsoft, made the mistake of looking at the world thro(...)

Pre-tax profits at the Irish R&D arm of chip giant, Intel fell by almost a quarter last year. Intel Shannon Ltd has reported profit of $4.1 millio(...)