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Launched in 2001, Siliconrepublic.com has evolved from Ireland's top source for technology news to one of Europe's prominent online publications. With over half a million pageviews each month and an expanding audience, it has earned numerous awards along the way. Today, it serves as the primary destination for anyone looking to stay updated on technology and innovation in Ireland, Europe, and beyond.

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Narrative Banking: Using GenAI for financial storytelling

3 days ago | siliconrepublic.com | Colin Ryan

Founded last year, this Dublin-based start-up wants to help SMEs understand the story behind their finances using an AI-powered service. When it comes to AI integration, there’s plenty to talk about. At this point, artificial intelligence has made its way into nearly every sector, industry and discipline. From automating tedious processes to supporting core business activities, this topical technology has popped up in various functions of modern society. Banking is no exception.
MTU and Nimbus launch new digital tech research facility

6 days ago | siliconrepublic.com | Colin Ryan

The new Cork-based facility features dedicated spaces for systems prototyping, extended reality research and cybersecurity. Munster Technological University (MTU) and the Nimbus Research Centre have launched a new Research and Innovation Facility designed to accelerate advances in human-centred digital technologies. The facility, which is based at MTU’s Bishopstown campus in Cork, is designed to enable collaboration between researchers, students and industry partners.
One-third of women reluctant to discuss health issues in the workplace

1 week ago | siliconrepublic.com | Laura Varley

Research from Irish Life Health shows that a high percentage of women at work believe that discussing health concerns could negatively impact their careers. In advance of WellFest, an event highlighting Ireland’s wellness industry, insurance provider Irish Life Health has released research which shows that one-third of contributing women fear that discussing gender specific health issues in the workplace could negatively impact their careers.
19 exciting healthcare companies currently hiring

1 week ago | siliconrepublic.com | Laura Varley

We have compiled a list of some of the most interesting jobs currently on offer with some of the globe’s biggest health employers. As our focus on future health news, trends and innovations comes to a close, what better way to cap off a month of thrilling content than to write up a list of the industry’s most exciting job opportunities.
Research Ireland funds 59 projects to tackle social issues

1 week ago | siliconrepublic.com | Laura Varley

The funding will go towards supporting researchers in developing collaborative projects with community organisations to tackle real-world issues. Research and innovation agency Research Ireland has announced funding for 59 projects as part of the New Foundations Programme, an initiative that focuses on Ireland’s health, social, environmental and economic challenges.
Scale Ireland: Attracting private capital still major challenge for start-ups

1 week ago | siliconrepublic.com | Ann O’Dea

In its fourth annual survey, Scale Ireland found that funding remained the number one concern amongst founders and CEOs, and 88pc are deploying AI. Now in its fourth year, Scale Ireland’s 2025 State of Start-ups Survey found that for the fourth year, funding remained by far the biggest concern for Founders and CEOs, with over 80pc of respondents saying it is “difficult” or “very difficult” to attract capital.
Want a career in automation? Here are the skills you’ll need

1 week ago | siliconrepublic.com | Laura Varley

If you want to establish a solid career in automation make sure that you have a decent understanding of these 6 skills. Automation careers, that is jobs developing, testing or implementing the software and tech used for automation, can be incredibly broad, making it a little more difficult to determine which skills could give you the greatest chance of success.
Chips restrictions to China cloud strong AMD results

1 week ago | siliconrepublic.com | Ann O’Dea

AMD results showed a strong quarter one, with revenues up 36pc year-on-year, but were overshadowed by a warning on sales losses due to new China export restrictions. US semiconductor giant and Nvidia’s biggest AI chip rival, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has become the latest US tech player to announce strong results for the first quarter but add a cautionary note regarding quarter two, due to the current tariffs and export restrictions to China.
5 time-management tools to boost productivity

1 week ago | siliconrepublic.com | Laura Varley

There never seems to be enough time, so if you feel like you need to make some more, start by using these handy technologies. As cliche as it sounds, too often we find ourselves saying that there is not enough time in the work day to get everything done, but our personal lives shouldn’t suffer because of that. That is where time management, more specifically time management tools come in.
More than half of Irish businesses investigating reduced US reliance

1 week ago | siliconrepublic.com | Laura Varley

Trump’s tariffs, among other policies, have made Irish entrepreneurs nervous about exploring a future that involves heavy US/Ireland relationships. Global engineering, technology and consulting company Expleo has conducted a survey to determine how business leaders view the future of the economy, across the next 12 months.