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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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‘Ireland is at a pivotal point in its energy journey’

3 days ago | siliconrepublic.com | Laura Varley

We spoke with Rhonda Doyle about Ireland’s energy transition and the technological advancements powering change. According to Rhonda Doyle, the country president of Schneider Electric Ireland, while the region has experienced strong growth in relation to the energy sector, aging infrastructure, extreme weather and the evolution of energy-intensive industries such as electric vehicles, have highlighted the need for a more resilient and efficient energy system.
Intelligent automation is about reimagining not replicating

4 days ago | siliconrepublic.com | Laura Varley

We spoke with Christian Buckner about the future of organisational AI and its potential to alter STEM careers. For Christian Buckner, the SVP of analytics and IoT at multinational technology company Altair, “the future of intelligent automation is not about adding AI to yesterday’s workflows, it’s about reimagining workflows themselves”.
KCB expanding into Ireland with office in Naas

4 days ago | siliconrepublic.com | Laura Varley

The new premises will support Klohn Crippen Berger’s presence in Europe and Ireland specifically. Klohn Crippen Berger (KCB), a multinational engineering, geoscience and environmental firm, has announced the opening of a new office in Naas, Ireland.
Each&Other creating 10 new jobs across Ireland and the UK

4 days ago | siliconrepublic.com | Laura Varley

The digital consultancy platform is also investing €500,000 into further expansion as well as the development of fractional UX and service design capabilities. Each&Other, an Irish UX product and design company, has announced it will be creating 10 new jobs in Ireland and the UK as it enters a period of international expansion.
AI productivity player Grammarly raises $1bn from General Catalyst

4 days ago | siliconrepublic.com | Ann O’Dea

As online grammar player Grammarly continues its transformation into an AI productivity suite following the purchase of Coda, it has now raised $1bn to further expand its operations. Grammarly, the online grammar app which aims to become an all-round AI productivity app since its purchase of Coda, has raised $1bn in financing from General Catalyst.
Rephobia: Using VR to help people overcome their fears

5 days ago | siliconrepublic.com | Colin Ryan

Founded last year, this Belfast-based start-up wants to use VR to make ‘fear less scary, therapy more human and support more accessible’. With millions of people worldwide suffering from at least one phobia, there’s a good chance that you either suffer from a phobia yourself or you know someone who does. As an anxiety disorder, a phobia is defined as an extreme or irrational fear or aversion of an object or situation.
What does a day in the life of a manufacturing manager look like?

1 week ago | siliconrepublic.com | Laura Varley

Amgen’s Michael Kavanagh discusses navigating the manufacturing space and the skills needed to thrive. Michael Kavanagh, a manufacturing manager at Amgen ADL, first joined the organisation on a 10-month contract in 2013 and worked his way up the ladder, to where he is today. A career trajectory that involved spending two years working out of the California, US facility and a move back to the Dublin-based offices.
New platform to support UK renewable energy distribution

1 week ago | siliconrepublic.com | Colin Ryan

Kyndryl’s Ben Scowen discusses a new energy platform, which hopes to lower the barrier to entry for small clean energy providers to the grid. Last month, tech infrastructure company Kyndryl announced the successful delivery of a new megawatt dispatch (MWD) platform to accelerate the delivery of new clean energy sources across the south-east of the UK.
Progress in the provinces: Remote-working hubs for every region

1 week ago | siliconrepublic.com | Laura Varley

Whether you’re in Monaghan, Mayo, Carlow or Clare, there is a remote-working hub in every province of Ireland. The pandemic was for many, a period of great difficulty, as millions of people around the world struggled to adapt to a new way of life. One advantage, however, was the growth of remote and flexible working opportunities.
Irish Government to update National Digital and AI Strategy

1 week ago | siliconrepublic.com | Laura Varley

The updates will ensure that Ireland is aligned with the EU’s Digital Decade policy, as the country strives to remain a global digital leader. Ireland’s Government has confirmed its commitment to updating the region’s National Digital and AI strategy, so Ireland is in a key position to leverage the benefits and opportunities of AI innovation. The updated strategy will align with the EU’s Digital Decade and Digital Compass policies, covering infrastructure, enterprise, skills and public services.