The Dublin-headquartered company is hiring now as it plots an international expansion of its computer vision platform for CCTV analysis. Read more: Everyangle looks ahead to US and UK growth after €2.7m funding https://bit.ly/3zwAFFC
What are the tools that help tech start-ups get the job done? Here are some suggestions. Read more: 10 dev tools recommended by start-up founders https://bit.ly/3UtPYXN
Endeavor Ireland said its Scale Up programme is offering 10 women entrepreneurs mentorship and network support, and guidance through specific challenges. Read more: New Irish initiative aims to Scale Up ambitious women entrepreneurs https://bit.ly/3gV9QnS
The ICO said the data use involved in emotion analysis is 'far more risky' than traditional biometric tech and could create issues around bias, inaccuracy and discrimination. Read more: UK watchdog warns against the use of ‘immature’ emotion analysis tech https://bit.ly/3TCrmMh
Nternz, RecruitRoo and FemToFire were all awarded prizes after pitching at the Ignite start-up event hosted by UCC. Read more: Student-focused social network start-up wins top prize at Ignite awards https://bit.ly/3FiHYEz
The study that identified the new bird species in Indonesia has been published in the same journal that printed Charles Darwin’s famous theories in 1858. Read more: Here comes the sun(bird): Trinity zoologists find new species in Indonesia https://bit.ly/3NeDh0w
Liberty IT will have a variety of roles available, with an emphasis on software engineering. Successful applicants will be able to work remotely or hybrid if they prefer. Read more: Liberty IT to create 70 new roles for students and graduates in Ireland https://bit.ly/3N4om8V
10 Irish start-ups from sectors such as SaaS, medtech and fintech have been selected for the programme, which will offer mentorship, networking and funding opportunities. Read more: Huawei teams up with Dogpatch Labs for new start-up accelerator https://bit.ly/3SoF8kc
ISx4’s partners include the Irish Olympic team, HSBC, IBM, First Derivatives and the European Space Agency. Read more: Newry data analytics consultancy ISx4 to create 39 new jobs https://bit.ly/3TyjcVa
The Resist study will investigate politics across Europe that seek to limit gendered freedoms and collaborate with organisations countering these politics. Read more: EU study to examine the rise of gender-critical politics https://bit.ly/3gx8xv9
Wing said the ‘small-scale demonstration’ will be the company’s ‘first small step’ in Ireland – where it is set to compete with the likes of Manna. Read more: Alphabet’s Irish drone delivery demo will take flight in Lusk https://bit.ly/3TvQ8NI
As part of Digital Transformation Week, Silicon Republic’s For Tech’s Sake podcast delves into the human side of our digital future. Read more: Is digital transformation human enough? https://bit.ly/3VJ7zfG
The new iPad Pro ‘pushes the boundaries of what’s possible on the iPad’, according to Apple. Read more: Apple drops M2-powered iPad Pro and a new iPad with USB-C https://bit.ly/3SgewBO
HCS is looking to expand its cybersecurity services and its team to meet growing customer demand. Read more: Irish IT services provider HCS to expand its cybersecurity offering https://bit.ly/3D9dEe1
Ahead of a password sharing crackdown, Netflix is making it possible for people to transfer their profile details between accounts. Read more: New account, old you: Netflix reveals profile data transfer option https://bit.ly/3TkH6Uc
CitySwift has added several new products to its cloud-native, data-driven platform aimed at public transport operators. Read more: Galway’s CitySwift raises €5m to drive its transport tech expansion https://bit.ly/3D60xKB
New roles at the financial services firm are primarily on the technology team led by Lorna Martyn. Read more: Dublin and Galway to share 300 new jobs at Fidelity Investments https://bit.ly/3s3pS1i
Smarttech247 is hiring tech, sales, marketing and graduate roles as part of its first ever investment in Northern Ireland. Read more: Irish cybersecurity firm Smarttech247 to create 30 new jobs in Belfast https://bit.ly/3VyKlc8
CEO Mark Zuckerberg may have pulled off some virtual lower-limb stunts at the Meta Connect event, but it is likely we don’t have the full picture. Read more: We still haven’t actually seen what legs will look like in Meta’s VR world https://bit.ly/3EKDJBs
This year’s Most Attractive Employers list by Universum yielded good news for Big Tech employers, but very bad news for women in IT. Read more: Gender pay gap is highest among IT professionals, research finds https://bit.ly/3eyHn6D
The Queen’s University Belfast spin-out is focused on highly porous materials that can store, separate and capture specific gases. Read more: MOF Technologies raises £4.4m to help decarbonise heavy industries https://bit.ly/3emG7DL
Vish Gain speaks to three start-ups to find out how tech innovation from Ireland is making a global impact. Read more: From Mexico to Japan: How Irish tech start-ups are going global https://bit.ly/3CLjelB
Malone Group is opening the new centre to facilitate demand among manufacturers for tech. Jobs on offer will include engineering and software roles. Read more: Ireland’s Malone Group is hiring at new digital services centre in Craigavon https://bit.ly/3TaKLmP
Citing a judgement of the European Court of Human Rights, a Dutch court ruled in favour of an employee who refused to keep his camera on. Read more: Requiring remote workers to keep webcam on is illegal, Dutch court rules https://bit.ly/3RN6MXN
This green-tech start-up from Manchester is rounding up the world’s spare parts to cut costs, manufacturing and unnecessary emissions. Read more: Machine Compare Marketplace: A circular economy for industrial machinery https://bit.ly/3CN4jIQ
Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro are the latest Google smartphones to hit the shelves, accompanied by the first Pixel Watch and a tablet coming soon. Read more: All the latest Google Pixel devices you need to know about https://bit.ly/3SNR1RB
Johnny Ryan of ICCL claimed the European Commission provided little evidence that it is keeping an eye on how Ireland polices Big Tech. Read more: EU criticised for lack of evidence that it’s monitoring Ireland’s GDPR handling https://bit.ly/3SYgDLe
The Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions funding will support researchers in a range of fields, from cyberbullying to sensors that detect air pollutants. Read more: Irish researchers get €34m in EU funding to boost their careers https://bit.ly/3eavUdj
The employment tech company, which also has a growing base in Galway, will be hiring for a range of engineering jobs. Read more: Globalization Partners creates 75 roles in new Northern Ireland tech team https://bit.ly/3CclRfB
Launched only 12 months ago, NoFrixion will use the investment to grow its engineering and sales teams. Read more: Dublin fintech NoFrixion raises €3.6m to grow its payments business https://bit.ly/3SDlylk
Musk predicted Optimus could be ready for orders in three years and cost less than $20,000, though he admitted there's still 'a lot of work to be done'. Read more: Elon Musk reveals Tesla’s Optimus robot, not a man in a suit this time https://bit.ly/3rr6mvw
Meta’s Make-A-Video tool builds on its Make-A-Scene text-to-image generator that was unveiled in July. Read more: Meta one-ups competitors, introducing an AI text-to-video tool https://bit.ly/3CopaSj