Dublin stories
Power shortages risk stalling West London's tech boom, warns Aggreko. Energy solutions like battery storage and advanced generators are critical for new data centre projects.
Echelon Data Centres has secured a grid connection for its DUB20 campus in County Wicklow, paving the way for a EUR €3.5 billion investment and 1,300 jobs.
Aggreko's new whitepaper highlights Europe's data centre energy challenges, proposing greener solutions like BESS and NGG to tackle grid delays and environmental woes.
AccountsIQ has secured a Series C investment of EURO €60 million from Axiom Equity to develop AI-powered products, expand its team, and enhance AI capabilities for its users.
IP Transit provider RETN has expanded to Manchester, enhancing high-speed, secure, and robust internet for local ISPs and businesses.
Telefónica Tech is set to partner with Children's Health Ireland to create a state-of-the-art digital infrastructure for the forthcoming new children's hospital in Dublin, expected to open in 2025.
Zayo Group's announced near-net expansion will significantly enhance 100G connectivity for thousands of businesses in Western Europe, offering high-speed network alternatives and facilitating swift adoption of innovative technologies.
Granite Digital plans to expand its team by 10 and expects a €1.2M revenue boost from its new Kentico Gold Partnership.
VikingCloud, a provider of cybersecurity and compliance solutions, has appointed Jim Burke as CEO to aid growth and strengthen its unified technology platform.
Google has announced a further expansion to its data centre in south west Dublin with the estimated price tag of €150 million.
Megaport has launched a new route connecting Hong Kong to Los Angeles, with a secondary path from Singapore to Hong Kong also launched.
Lecturer Ashleigh Thompson and associate professor Andy Martin will present research at the European Association of Sport Management conference.
Discovering Irish ancestry just got easier with Griffith's Valuation – a lifeline for those tracing roots in Ireland's intricate past.
The book’s release comes as employers worldwide trial shorter weeks, chasing higher productivity and better staff wellbeing.
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