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Catalina A Musrri of the University of Sydney and Georgina Wood of Flinders University discuss the significance of underwater seaweed forests and how to preserve them. Read more: The fight to preserve Australia’s underwater forests

The EY Ireland CEO Outlook survey found that Irish CEOs remain confident about growth over the next 12 months despite global volatility and geopolitical risk. Read more: CEOs expect large-scale reskilling as AI reshapes workforce, finds report

Carol Twomey of Fidelity Investments Ireland explores the quarter of a century that she has spent navigating the evolving technology space. Read more: What does 25 years in the tech industry look like for this expert?

NeuroBell hopes to nab US clearance for its AI-powered neonatal monitor Luna this year. Read more: Cork medtech NeuroBell bags $5.5m for its AI neonatal monitor

The Compliance Institute polled 150 compliance professionals working primarily in Irish financial services organisations. Read more: Data breaches going unreported, says Irish compliance survey

Designed in collaboration with industry partners, the part-time programme will support engineering professionals in developing technical, research and leadership capabilities. Read more: MTU launches engineering master’s to address advanced skills demand

Anthropic is reportedly working with the US on a policy framework to deal with similar situations in the future. Read more: US eases Anthropic Mythos ban for select organisations

The announcement comes amid a race between organisations to build semiconductors that can handle increasingly demanding AI workloads. Read more: IBM unveils tech capable of producing chips smaller than one nanometre

Ibnu Taufan, a PhD researcher at UL, discusses vibration research and his particular interest in a ‘dancing bridge’ phenomenon. Read more: Good vibrations, dancing bridges and a sustainable IoT

Microsoft did not provide consumers with sufficient information to assess the changes, the watchdog said. Read more: Italian watchdog probes Microsoft over 365 price hike concerns

If you are looking for a new opportunity in an Industry 4.0 career check out these 13 organisations. Read more: 13 companies recruiting experts in the Industry 4.0 space

Apple said it couldn’t shield customers from rising component costs anymore. Read more: Apple hikes Mac, iPad prices as chip crunch squeezes pockets

PwC’s Will O’Brien talks to SiliconRepublic.com about how Irish businesses can prepare for a heightened threat landscape during the EU Presidency. Read more: Cybersecurity warning for Irish businesses ahead of EU Presidency

The hiring push comes amid additional plans to raise significant funds of roughly $7.4bn. Read more: DeepSeek to ‘double size of all departments’ as it competes with AI rivals

Earlier this week, TensorX raised €8m in a seed funding round, which its founder Shane Morton described as an ‘opening move’ ahead of a much larger build-out. Read more: Dublin’s TensorX to partner with Solstice on sovereign European AI

CEO Sam Altman reportedly does not want OpenAI to be valued at less than $1trn at IPO. Read more: NYT: OpenAI mulls delaying IPO over valuation concerns

Rent the Runway’s Mark Kenny discusses his role in software engineering and his experiences of working abroad. Read more: Building community is as important as building a career, finds engineer

AWS and Azure are the largest and second-largest cloud computing services in the EU respectively. Read more: Amazon, Microsoft face strict EU DMA rules over cloud dominance

Pluralsight’s Faye Ellis and Rain Alliance’s Aileen Ryan discuss advanced technologies, the transformation of the workplace and how far women in engineering careers have come. Read more: Women in engineering: How has the global landscape evolved?

The designation represents a significant step forward in improving the handling and escalation of reports relating to illegal online content, particularly in relation to children. Read more: Irish Internet Hotline now a Trusted Flagger under EU DSA