Lithoz to showcase ceramic 3D printed filtration technology at Formnext  VoxelMatters

Technology's Rapid Advancements are Changing Perceptions of the Healthcare System  PR Newswire

Sapphire Technologies Expands Into Africa  Gas Compression Magazine

Applied Medical Technology, Inc. Announces Redesigned Website to Enhance User Experience  PR Newswire

Frost & Sullivan Recognizes Sanas as the 2024 North American Technology Innovation Leader  PR Newswire

Sulzer technology to support SAF production in China  Hydrocarbon Engineering

BioVigil rolls out full production of AccuWash™ Technology after pilot program shows improved individual hand hygiene tracking  PR Newswire

Philanthropy Must Update Its “This Is Fine” Approach to Technology  Inside Philanthropy

Wireless LVAD system could push boundaries of heart device technology  Medical Xpress

2024 World Wide Technology Championship prize money: What champ Austin Eckroat and field earned  NBC Sports

QuantumPay (QTP) represents an ambitious technological initiative that blends blockchain technology and artificial intelligence (AI) to create a secure, efficient, and transparent digital transaction  StreetInsider.com

Topsoe's technology to enable SAF production in Brazil  Hydrocarbon Engineering

Neousys Technology Sponsors AI & Smart Automation Conference, Supporting the Future of Automation Transformation for Industry Professionals  A3 Association for Advancing Automation

Chandler approves contract for multi-language translation technology services  City of Chandler (.gov)

Is technology improving airline customer service?  PhocusWire

Prizewinner Develops Inclusive Neuroimaging Technology  AAAS

Health Technology and Enterprise Modernization  Maximus

AI’s math problem: FrontierMath benchmark shows how far technology still has to go  VentureBeat

The company said it's targeting 27 July for another launch of Falcon 9 with 23 Starlink satellites.

Read more: SpaceX to launch Falcon 9 again after previous mishap

The acquisition is facing scrutiny over concerns that it may negatively impact competition in Ireland’s telecoms sector.

Read more: Irish competition watchdog probes Phoenix-Cellnex acquisition

The Competition and Markets Authority will give its final decision on the major merger deal by 7 December.

Read more: Vodafone-Three merger could hike prices, finds UK watchdog

While AI opens up technical solutions in healthcare, giving Big Tech unregulated access to health data is a big mistake, argues Dr Nicole Gross.

Read more: Is the EU doing enough to protect health data from AI-powered Big Tech?

Kyndryl’s Tim Martin believes that generative AI could be used to reduce its own environmental impact – but only if deployed correctly.

Read more: Could generative AI help mitigate its own energy problems?

Eligible SMEs can apply for funding of 80pc of their project costs, with a maximum grant of €60,000.

Read more: New €2m fund launched for SMEs to improve cybersecurity

Founded in 2021, this start-up wants to help US students access quality maths education in a virtual setting.

Read more: Brighterly: Building an edtech solution to a US math problem

The company will use some of the funding to advance its wildfire suppression project, which uses autonomous drones and acoustic waves.

Read more: Dryad Networks raises €6.3m to drive wildfire prevention tech

The funding comes from the US Department of Energy and will be used to demonstrate the scalability of the company’s technology.

Read more: Dublin’s GridBeyond bags $7.8m for grid services project

The deep-tech wave is overtaking organisations, leaving a transformed workplace in its wake.

Read more: How can employees and organisations prepare for the deep-tech wave?

Workhuman’s Susana Rojero on how she ended up in product design and why communication skills are just as important as technical skills.

Read more: Why empathy is key to this product designer’s work

Networking is key to staying ahead of industry changes and trends in the fast-paced, often chaotic world of tech.

Read more: Networking tips for technology professionals

The annual event will see a number of familiar Irish start-ups make an appearance, including Manna, Lua Health and Binarii Labs.

Read more: Enterprise Ireland announces a 24-company delegation to Slush

As part of the partnership, students will be invited to Work IQ for interactive events, mentoring sessions and more.

Read more: Work IQ partners with TU Dublin to aid student entrepreneurs

This Warsaw-based start-up was founded in 2020, and aims to address the ‘performance bottleneck’ of high-volume data processing.

Read more: Oxla: Reducing the big costs of big data processing

Google has launched its new router – Google Wifi – in Ireland, with the promise of ending the dreaded reception blackspots found in some people’s homes.

Read more: Google’s new Wi-Fi router promises to end reception ‘blackspots’

The Unicode Consortium has unveiled a new generation of emojis coming out this year, including images of people with disabilities.

Read more: Inclusive new emojis offer representation for people with disabilities

The aim of the project is to develop and test AI tools to boost the efficiency and sustainability of Europe's energy sector.

Read more: Dublin’s EPRI leads European project to advance AI use in the energy sector

People think AI can solve problems instantly, says SETU’s Dr Indrakshi Dey, but the reality is much more complex.

Read more: ‘AI can only solve real-world problems with the right data’

An anonymous reader shares a report: Tucked inside a 32-page earnings report, oil and gas giant BP revealed it was killing 18 early-stage hydrogen projects, a move that could have a chilling effect on the nascent hydrogen industry. The decision, along with the sale of the company's U.S. on-shore wind power operations, will save BP $200 million annually and help boost its bottom line. The hydrogen industry, which has relied on oil and gas companies both financially and through lobbying efforts, is preparing for a grimmer outcome. BP has been a supporter of hydrogen. The company's venture capital arm has invested in several green hydrogen startups, including Electric Hydrogen and Advanced Ionics. Earlier this year, BP said it would develop "more than 10" hydrogen projects in the U.S., Europe, and Australia. Now, BP is scaling back those plans, saying it'll develop between five and ten projects. The company is keeping quiet about which ones will receive the green light.

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Julius Ceaser once called the aurochs 'extraordinary'. Now ancient DNA is unlocking secrets of this mysterious beast.

Read more: Trinity scientists find surprising genetic diversity in early cows

UCD's Prof Kate Robson Brown leads the development of analytical models that predict the lifetime of composites in low-Earth orbit.

Read more: UCD professor part of team developing new space materials

Led by Prof Breandán Kennedy, the research project will bring together 21 institutions from 11 countries.

Read more: UCD-led EU project aims to revolutionise biomedical research

The proposed ban includes those already on the platforms and those with parental consent.

Read more: Australian cabinet proposes social media ban for under-16s

When Apple’s version of AI, branded as Apple Intelligence, rolls out in October to folks with the company’s latest hardware, the response is likely to be a mix of delight and disappointment. The AI capabilities on their way to Apple’s walled-garden will bring helpful new features, such as textual summaries in email, Messages and Safari; image creation; and a more context-aware version of Siri. But as Apple Intelligence’s beta testing has already made clear, the power of these features falls well below what is on offer from major players like OpenAI, Google, and Meta. Apple AI won’t come close to…

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New data from LinkedIn on the most in-demand jobs on the platform in the third quarter of this year reveals that software engineering is in second place. Just pipped to the post by sales roles, it is clear that software engineering and development pros are in high demand. Additionally, full stack engineers and application developers feature in the top ten in-demand roles at places eight and ten respectively. Software roles are in such high prominence because software powers pretty much everything. According to McKinsey, these days, “Every company is a software company.” Traditional bricks and mortar businesses are now increasingly…

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An interconnected smart home is a nice idea, but not if it's constantly leaking your data.

The saw tooth roof of the International Precast Solutions building in Michigan proved challenging for spray foam installation, but installers with Spray Tight Foam Insulators rose to the challenge.

H-POWER in Kapolei, West Oahu turned to metal roofing and attachment solutions offered by S-5! in one of Hawaii's largest rooftop solar projects.

When cedar shingles proved to be unfeasible for a historic structure in New York, roofing contractors turned to a CertainTeed shingle to match the site's harmony with nature.