Blogs Ireland guards the world’s data with two ships and a very good camera Subsea cabling has become critical international infrastructure but our ability to protect it is limited at best, says Marie Boran 31 Jul
Blogs China’s entry to silicon lithography shakes up chip manufacturing Jason Walsh sees tough times ahead for ASML, the most important company in Europe you haven't heard of 31 Jul
Blogs Distributors find themselves trusted neutrals in a world of vendor specialisations Being outside the usual vendor-partner-customer model is becoming a competitive advantage, says Billy MacInnes 31 Jul
Blogs There is no AI, just a vast human collaboration Jaron Lanier's ideas have gotten more prescient with age, says Marie Boran 24 Jul
Blogs OpenAI turns a semantic problem into a global crisis Rogue intelligences all over the Internet have breached the media. Also, there was something about AI, says Jason Walsh 24 Jul
Blogs Westcon-Comstor report shows internal progress on sustainability goals undermined by external factors It's hard to celebrate progress on sustainability when your performance is largely in the hands of partners and vendors, says Billy MacInnes 24 Jul
Blogs When does human approval become merely decorative? A California lawsuit alleges Meta relied on AI to help select thousands of employees for redundancy, says Marie Boran 17 Jul
Blogs Supply chain disruption is testing channel loyalty Westcon-Comstor research shows partners are switching vendors and redesigning projects to keep customers moving, says Billy MacInnes 17 Jul
Blogs Silicon play holds as AI companies wobble AI mania has petered out in favour of a silicon gold rush, says Jason Walsh 10 Jul
Blogs The only way to deal with a zombie project is to go for the head A coherent strategy is the most potent weapon an organisation can have to prevent waste, says Billy MacInnes 9 Jul
Blogs Regulators don’t know the impact of AI, voters are reminded of it every day Data centres have turned access to public utilities into an electoral fault line, says Marie Boran 7 Jul
Blogs It’s time to talk utility, not possibility, in AI Palantir's boss says businesses are wasting money on AI. Jason Walsh says he's not wrong 3 Jul
Blogs Ireland’s digital ambitions hang on what’s happening at ground level with the grid You can't do AI correctly if you don't have an energy strategy to support it, says Billy MacInnes 2 Jul
Blogs Apple hit by RAMpocalypse Cupertino is just the latest victim of the AIification of everything, says Jason Walsh 26 Jun
Blogs Ireland’s dangerous dependency culture Anxiety caused by a reliance on multinationals is affecting the build-out of infrastructure, Billy MacInnes argues 26 Jun
Blogs Ireland’s AI Office is five weeks away and most businesses have no idea what that means The next wave of GDPR-style regulation is here, says Marie Boran, and it has its own office to enforce it 26 Jun
Blogs Tesco is leaving VMware behind. When it comes to digital sovereignty, every little helps The supermarket chain's legal action against Broadcom shows sovereignty begins at home, says Jason Walsh 19 Jun
Blogs If you want stability, maybe buying into anything with ‘frontier’ in the title isn’t the right move Microsoft 365 E7 has it all, except a track record, warns Billy MacInnes 19 Jun
Blogs Students need directions when it comes to AI but colleges can’t even agree on a map In September will bring a new influx of college students who see AI as a standard learning tool. Marie Boran worries Irish universities don't have... 12 Jun
Blogs AI IPOs blast off with SpaceX as tech jobs rout continues Tech has consistently delivered superprofits to investors, but the industry now experiencing a fresh wave of flotation mania is a less generous one... 12 Jun
Blogs MDF isn’t new, the level of underspend is When a 40% utilisation rate is considered a good thing it's inevitable that return on that investment will suffer, says Billy MacInnes 12 Jun
Blogs There is no self-made tech giant and Europe should remember that State investment and increased private funding would help Europe develop its tech sector, but we need to stop treating American tech as the natural... 5 Jun
Blogs The Web is forgetting itself, and some newspapers are helping it along Newspapers are restricting access to their content to save themselves from AI. Marie Boran says the wisdom of the move cannot be judged by history 5 Jun
Blogs Exertis UK’s failure a case of ‘no credit where it’s due’ Distie had the makings of a successful business undone by a single variable, says Billy MacInnes 5 Jun
Blogs The skills that actually matter now? They were never in a coding bootcamp The closure of Carlow College comes just as employers start embracing the value of the humanities in a post-AI jobs market, says Marie Boran 29 May
Blogs MDF an exercise in box ticking over thinking outside the box Marketing development funds are obsessed with governance at the expense of outcomes, says Billy MacInnes 28 May
Blogs Shadow AI exposes management fears of missing out The people charged with creating policies around the safe use of artificial intelligence are abusing it on the QT, warns Billy MacInnes 22 May
Blogs AI IPOs should ring warning bells The next artificial intelligence boom is underway, but market excitement is obscuring real questions about profitability, says Jason Walsh 21 May
Blogs Copilot and the return of Clippy energy Marie Boran worries that Microsoft is optimising for AI first, and your concentration second 19 May
Blogs The Internet is too fragile to rely on France digitally transformed a key part of its public service into a thing that does not function. Consider it a warning, says Jason Walsh 15 May
Blogs Artificial intelligence is the new kibble The channel is unconvinced that AI is fit for human consumption, says Billy MacInnes 15 May
Blogs System panic Operating systems are a mess, driven more by commercial logic than any actual interest in how computers are used, says Jason Walsh 8 May
Blogs The supervillain in the server room Thiel and Karp are open and honest about what Palantir is and does. Some more outrage from our political class would be appreciated, says Marie Boran 8 May
Blogs The solution to social networks is more social networks Trust could be a unique selling point for social networking start-up eYou, says Billy MacInnes 7 May
Blogs Leaders, leaders everywhere, and not a destination between them Billy MacInnes says grand plans for digital infrastructure spending are nice, but to what end? 1 May
Blogs Apple Vision Pro cancellation would be a triumph of reality Creating a new category of product requires more than a sense of mission, it means meeting people's actual needs, writes Jason Walsh 1 May
Blogs Vibe coding killed PocketOS’s database, not the AI Marie Boran asks which bit of 'human in the loop' is so hard for companies to grasp 30 Apr
Blogs Three years into the GenAI era: Where are we now? New research from Stanford confirms AI is super smart, prone to error and mostly perplexing, says Marie Boran 24 Apr
Blogs AI skills demand a deeper educational foundation Workplace artificial intelligence training won’t help us understand what we are doing, writes Jason Walsh 24 Apr
Blogs It’s tough being a CEO, being ‘next’ can be worse Jobs was a visionary. Cook was low-key. Billy MacInnes wonders what qualities John Ternus will bring to make his time as Apple CEO noteworthy 23 Apr
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