Blogs The software that ate itself AI is dismantling the business model that made many tech jobs possible in the first place, writes Jason Walsh 13 Mar
Blogs How ‘UK & Ireland’ became ‘UK & Ignore’ Ireland has been a good European but that means little when the market sees you as a footnote, says Billy MacInnes 13 Mar
Blogs ‘AI-sexual’ isn’t a new identity. It’s a marketing funnel Whether pure hype or the real thing, AI-lationships are inherently predatory, warns Marie Boran 10 Mar
Blogs Confusion persists over right to remote work The Government is struggling to get the message out that asking is not the same as getting, says Deirdre McArdle 9 Mar
Blogs Dressed to fail Demand for wearable tech is close to zero, but the industry’s ambition to wire us all up never seems to wear thin, writes Jason Walsh 6 Mar
Blogs Oh, the humanity! Automation can handle many things people can but deciding what is a tricky business for the channel, says Billy MacInnes 5 Mar
Blogs Fame as a weapon: The deepfakes behind #HollywoodAgainstZelenskyy A viral campaign with a Russian doll structure is highlighting the dangers of synthetic media and manufactured outrage, says Marie Boran 3 Mar
Blogs The EU wants to fight disinformation. We should ask why some people prefer it The new European Centre for Democratic Resilience has the right intentions but the wrong messaging, says Jason Walsh 2 Mar
Blogs AI’s RAM raid to drive demand for reconditioned PCs If new equipment is declining in quality and increasing in price, it's time to consider the second-life marketplace, says Billy MacInnes 27 Feb
Blogs Your phone is about to become your ID. Ireland isn’t ready for the identity attack surface The incoming EU Digital Wallet will be both convenient and a tempting target, warns Marie Boran 24 Feb
Blogs SaaSpocalypse now What started out as a cost saving exercise is turning into a battle against technical debt, says Jason Walsh 20 Feb
Blogs Terms and conditions apply, but maybe not the ones you originally accepted Turbulence in the price of electronics is putting partners in a tight spot, says Billy MacInnes 19 Feb
Blogs Software sell-off proves Wall Street hasn’t grasped difference between craft and output The SaaS versus AI battle is on and the market is confused, writes Jason Walsh 13 Feb
Blogs If the US is standing up to social media then we need to talk content as well as algorithms Billy MacInnes wonders what a lawsuit against Meta and Google will achieve beyond confirming what we already know 13 Feb
Blogs Ireland can regulate AI now, and that’s the easy part The AI Office will create real legal machinery to oversee artificial intelligence. The question is whether anyone can read what's inside the black... 6 Feb
Blogs Even when it’s not about data centres, it’s about data centres A Supreme Court decision has exposed a refusal by two state agencies to address sustainability targets, writes Billy MacInnes 5 Feb
Blogs The AI boom’s infrastructure problem: servers are not cables The dotcom crash left behind patient, passive infrastructure that eventually proved its worth. A correction in AI-driven data centre spending would... 30 Jan
Blogs Arts Council dramedy should force public sector to get its act together It shouldn't take more than €5m to learn the value of sound project management, says Billy MacInnes 30 Jan
Blogs Tiktok doing the dance of decline US companies have taken a majority stake in China’s video breakout but the clock is ticking for social media, says Jason Walsh 23 Jan
Blogs The consumer electronics market has a new enemy: AI Billy MacInnes warns how the surging cost of memory is about to affect the price of PCs and smartphones 22 Jan
Blogs How small acts of digital refusal can lead to a more thoughful lifestyle Jason Walsh is mostly enjoying the experience of going without the distractions of social media and AI 16 Jan
Blogs Grok image controversy shows government more interested in placating elites than protecting children The creation and sharing of CSAM has become a political issue to be tiptoed around, says Billy MacInnes 9 Jan
Blogs The AI infrastructure gold rush is leaving everyone else behind AI-optimised infrastructure risks creating a two-tier data centre economy where traditional workloads are deprioritised, says Jason Walsh 9 Jan
Blogs AI killed the metaverse and no one noticed Mark Zuckerberg's virtual world is a perfect example of a broligarch's folly, says Billy MacInnes 23 Dec
Blogs Whose skills are these, anyway? Billy MacInnes argues that employers should consider upskilling and retraining as investments 18 Dec
Blogs Data centres? Not in my planet. The clamour for more data centres is exhausting. The answer may not be in Ireland, or even on Earth, says Billy MacInnes 12 Dec
Blogs Tech is the new geopolitics, and there’s nothing new about that From social media bans to surveillance complaints, Ireland finds itself at the centre of global tech battles, writes Jason Walsh 12 Dec
Blogs Plotting an indirect route out of a predictable decline It's time the channel accepts the future is all about services, says Billy MacInnes 5 Dec
Blogs PC vendors need to get their story straight Dell, Lenovo and HP are predicting growth without the sales to match, says Billy MacInnes 28 Nov
Blogs The future of work is in the gap A new survey asks children what work will look like in 2040. Even asking the question tells us more about today than it does about tomorrow, says... 28 Nov
Blogs Reasons to be cheerful A lot of what we call ‘tech’ feels boring or oversold, which means scepticism and openness are more important than ever, says Jason Walsh 21 Nov
Blogs DEI an unlikely faultline in Irish-American relations The US is going back to celebrating mediocre white men, our young people are unimpressed, says Billy MacInnes 20 Nov
Blogs Politicians like experts, AI has visionaries, and that’s a problem We shouldn’t expect superintelligence from industry boosters or public officials, warns Jason Walsh 18 Nov
Blogs Tech culture is fundamentally unserious Silicon Valley is running a protection racket on the future, saying ‘pay up now or get left behind when the imaginary technology arrives’, says... 14 Nov
Blogs Spend on AI lacks common sense, no matter what you call it Questions need to be asked when spending on data centres outstrips spending on the common good, says Billy MacInnes 14 Nov
Blogs The rules you hate might save your business More than half of Irish companies lack dedicated compliance staff, yet cite regulation as their biggest burden. They're right to worry - but for the... 7 Nov
Blogs Presidio puts Ireland at centre of a budding European strategy The US company's acquisition of Ergo is either a coincidence or a sign of something bigger, says Billy MacInnes 6 Nov
Blogs Tech giants’ boom raises too-big-to-fail concerns Big Tech making record profits off AI is concerning, as is the lack of a plan for when it fails to meet its potential, says Jason Walsh 31 Oct
Blogs Failure to prepare for the worst an alarming norm for SMEs Companies are being told AI is the future of cyber security without being aware of the risks, warns Billy MacInnes 31 Oct
Blogs Every outage has a silver lining In the wake of the recent AWS outage, Jason Walsh says we should consider just how fragile the Internet is 28 Oct
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