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 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 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 Apple hit by RAMpocalypse Cupertino is just the latest victim of the AIification of everything, says Jason Walsh 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 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 Shoehorning AI into politics is the worst idea imaginable The pressure felt by politicians to ‘diffuse’ artificial intelligence into social and political life is a self-generated hallucination, says... 29 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 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 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 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 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 This is Europe’s chance to stop being a tech passenger A small French government outfit is dumping US tech. Jason Walsh suspects this is the start of a continental trend 17 Apr
Blogs The scroll is over As the world grows more chaotic, people are retreating from social media. New research explains the numbers but the reasons run deeper, says Jason... 9 Apr
Blogs Arm to compete with own customers after launching AI chip The British chip designer’s move into AI CPU production is either a sign of strategic maturity or something more troubling, writes Jason Walsh 27 Mar
Blogs Broadcom vs. Brussels shows what sovereignty actually means A US chip giant has restructured the European cloud market by flipping a licensing switch. Brussels is still assessing the paperwork, says Jason Walsh 20 Mar
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 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 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 SaaSpocalypse now What started out as a cost saving exercise is turning into a battle against technical debt, says Jason Walsh 20 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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
Blogs Scientists claim quantum computing works and can prove it The current state of quantum computing is that researchers have discovered a way to prove quantum computers actually exist, writes Jason Walsh 17 Oct
Blogs Orthographic elegance has been dashed on the rocks of human suspicion The battle to save the em dash has been lost—and AI is to blame, says Jason Walsh 8 Oct
Blogs A solid start for a new Web The inventor of the Web has criticised what his creation has become. We should pay attention, says Jason Walsh 3 Oct
Blogs From boarding passes to balance sheets, the cyber threat keeps on growing From airports to major retailers and car manufacturers, 2025's relentless wave of cyberattacks is exposing the fragility of our interconnected... 26 Sep
Blogs EVs have a place but… Ireland's has seen EV sales surge, but poor public transport leaves consumers with little choice but cars, says Jason Walsh 19 Sep
Blogs There is no such thing as sovereign cloud If you want to ensure your data stays where it should, keep it on your own hardware, says Jason Walsh 29 Aug
Blogs From no-code to know-nothing The rise of AI-assisted development is giving no-coders bad vibes, says Jason Walsh 22 Aug
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