Blogs Security: the state of being free from danger or threat As cybersecurity budgets rise, is absolute security realistically achievable, asks Billy MacInnes 21 Dec
Blogs Google gets an Epic slap in app battle App stores have been a mixed blessing, but does the Epic Games judgement signal the beginning of their end, asks Jason Walsh 18 Dec
Blogs Tech addiction runs deeper than social media Concern is growing in Europe about ‘addictive’ user-interface design, but the infinite scroll and gamification are signs of a deeper malaise,... 15 Dec
Blogs It’s kind of a big deal The story behind SoftBank's record investment in Cubic Telecom isn't just about money, it's about motoring, says Billy MacInnes 14 Dec
Blogs Artificial intelligence European style A preliminary deal has been struck on what will be the world’s first attempt to regulate AI. Jason Walsh asks if it addresses the basic questions... 11 Dec
Blogs Magnetic vision of energy a new perspective on sustainability Billy MacInnes is taken with a renewable energy without moving parts 8 Dec
Blogs New tech, new problems Excitement over AI must be tempered by awareness of new dangers, warns Billy MacInnes 1 Dec
Blogs Cybertruck: Because ugly sells Tesla’s Cybertruck has finally hit the road. The angular EV pick-up truck will find a market, but the pitch is only tangentially about driving,... 1 Dec
Blogs OpenAI drama merely evidence of a hype machine working at full tilt The drama at OpenAI demonstrates an immature technology being pushed by immature businesses, says Jason Walsh 27 Nov
Blogs Finding the right prompt to solve a query like OpenAI The failed push against Sam Altman as CEO of the ChatGPT developeris the stuff of song, says Billy MacInnes 24 Nov
Blogs RTÉ cutbacks draw a line under dated innovations Plans to close most of the national broadcaster's digital radio stations are sad but unsurprising, says Jason Walsh 17 Nov
Blogs It’s the simple life of an MSP for me The success of managed service providers is bad news for vendors, says Billy MacInnes 10 Nov
Blogs Security starts on the inside When we talk about cyber security we tend to concentrate on hacking over similarly effective inside jobs, says Jason Walsh 10 Nov
Blogs Will the AI summit be backed up by cold, hard cash? The Bletchley Park summit was noteworthy for reasons other than the search for effective AI regulation, says Jason Walsh 3 Nov
Blogs Mystery surrounds Westcoast’s Binnian buyout Billy MacInnes struggles to see the logic behind a distributor buying a reseller 3 Nov
Blogs The changing face of face time Even tech and a pandemic can't erase the humble meeting from our weekly routines, but Billy MacInnes thinks AI might be the answer 27 Oct
Blogs Does the EU need a cloud to compete with AWS and Azure? An aerospace and defence boss has called for sovereign cloud in risky world, notes Jason Walsh 27 Oct
Blogs Tech layoffs climb as spate of companies batten down the hatches While we wait on the AI-led jobpocalypse, good old-fashioned, non-automated layoffs continue apace, says Jason Walsh 20 Oct
Blogs Second place at WFH Ireland ranks as one of the best countries in the world for remote work. Billy MacInnes asks how. 20 Oct
Blogs Thinking about thinking machines Despite impressive progress, artificial intelligence is not a 'solved problem', Prof Barry O'Sullivan tells Jason Walsh 13 Oct
Blogs DataSolutions acquisition highlights value of solid management Michael O'Hara's time at the helm will be remembered for a commitment to sustainability as well as profitability, says Billy MacInnes 13 Oct
Blogs Google courtroom drama unmasks the battle for the next Web The Microsoft CEO’s testimony in the Google antitrust case offers an interesting glimpse of where tech giants think the future lies, says Jason... 6 Oct
Blogs Partners cheap at any price Buying patterns are changing as millennials take over, says Billy MacInnes 5 Oct
Blogs European Commission says plain old telephone service is plain out of date Ireland has been told to get to work ripping up copper wire. We should take a moment to remember why the broadband network has lagged, says Jason... 29 Sep
Blogs The Green case for data centres doesn’t stack up Billy MacInnes asks why the Minister for the Environment is so in favour of power-hogging data centres 28 Sep
Blogs Arm is a strong technological bet, whatever about its share price The British CPU firm’s rollercoaster ride on the stock market should not be allowed to cloud its importance, says Jason Walsh 22 Sep
Blogs Ireland’s Digital Quality of Life is getting better… honest Billy MacInnes says the latest Surfshark survey results are good news, despite the metrics 20 Sep
Blogs AI and the power of nightmares Billy MacInnes argues that there's no magic in ChatGPT's hallucination problem 15 Sep
Blogs A little elegy for low-tech cars From heat as a service to built-in snooping, car tech is getting out of hand, says Jason Walsh 14 Sep
Blogs A tale of two Techs Startups are struggling to get finance while Big Tech lies in a bath of cash, writes Jason Walsh 8 Sep
Blogs The good times are almost here again A modest increase in revenues spells good news for the channel, argues Billy MacInnes 8 Sep
Blogs Big Tech deferring to Europe demonstrates remote work is no fad Microsoft’s unbundling of its collaboration software shows that hybrid and remote work are here to stay, says Jason Walsh 1 Sep
Blogs A proportionate response to downsizing Getting the size of your IT team right is as much about skills as getting bums on seats, says Billy MacInnes 31 Aug
Blogs EU bares its fangs to tech giants The EU Digital Safety Act is another sign that Europe wants to rein in data gobblers, says Jason Walsh 25 Aug
Blogs Banking on trouble A banking systems foul up is embarrassing, says Billy MacInnes. Two in a week is pushing it. 24 Aug
Blogs School smartphone bans are a rational response to reality Technology has an important role to play in education, but it should not be the lodestone for learning, says Jason Walsh 18 Aug
Blogs Arrogant CEOs face pushback over return to the office Billy MacInnes says bosses must make decisions based on data, not opinions 16 Aug
Blogs WeWork’s story a mix of blank cheques and empty space signifying nothing The looming collapse of WeWork does not mean there is no future in offices. They just shouldn’t be confused for ‘tech’, says Jason Walsh 11 Aug
Blogs Safety at a premium as security market goes big Billy MacInnes asks why rising cyber security spending is something to celebrate 9 Aug
Blogs Super scepticism required for superconductor claims The idea of ambient superconductivity is fascinating, and would have major implications for technology, transport and energy. But we should stay... 4 Aug
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