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By: Niall Kitson
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Enterprise modernisation initiatives are too often threatened by aging infrastructure and systems that have run out of technical support, according to a recent Kyndryl report . The IT services firm surveyed 3,200 C-suite executives and collected anonymised customer data from its Kyndryl Bridge platform.
New hires bring headcount in Ireland to 6,000 Pictured: Michael Lohan, IDA; An Taoiseach Simon Harris; Ilana Smith and James O'Connor, Microsoft
CeADAR, Ireland’s National Centre for AI, is today launching its call for applications for its 2024/25 Work-Ready Graduate Programme (WRGP). The 12-month industry placement initiative, part-funded by Enterprise Ireland, is designed to help Irish businesses explore and implement AI-driven technologies while minimising risk. It places skilled graduates directly into host companies to work on cutting-edge [&hellip
Arrow Electronics has launched a the Cloud Amplification Program (CAP) designed to help channel partners accelerate their cloud business. The programme offers a comprehensive assessment of a reseller's current cloud maturity and provides tailored recommendations to support cloud growth.
IBM today announced that Nathan Cullen has been appointed country general manager and technology leader, IBM Ireland. He succeeds Deborah Threadgold, who has been promoted to a new role as vice president of cross-brand technology sales, IBM UK & Ireland.
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By: Niall Kitson
Irish healthtech start-up xWave Technologies has won its first competitive UK tender covering eight NHS Trusts in the Northeast of England. The company will provide its proprietary clinical decision support (CDS) software to GPs across the region serving more than 3 million patients, helping them access the right diagnostic test for patients at the right [&hellip
By: Niall Kitson
While both US presidential candidates Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump have differing views on overall regulation and enforcement strategy, cybersecurity regulations may be a rare area of bipartisan agreement.
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