France bans TikTok from government devices
France is the latest in a long list of countries to ban the video app from government devices due to security concerns.
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EU calls on industry to assist with its ‘sovereign satellite’ plans
The EU aims to get an industry contract signed by 2024, with the view to implementing the IRIS² satellite system by 2027.
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Chaos Monkey: We look at Shopify’s new ‘culture of focus’
Deann Evans, of the EMEA exec team at Shopify gave SiliconRepublic.com an update on how its new meetings policy is going down among staff.
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‘I was drawn to general entry engineering due to its versatility’
BT Ireland’s Moya Clarke discusses her role as a network operations engineer and how she ended up in engineering.
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How to get through redundancy: A guide for employees in Ireland
From conversations to have with your employer to tax and finances to mental health, here is some advice for Irish tech workers dealing with redundancy.
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Emblem launches €50m seed fund to back European start-ups
Founders Bénédicte de Raphélis Soissan and Guillaume Durao said the Emblem fund will focus on start-ups based in France and the Nordics.
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ESB to develop 100MW offshore wind in Scottish waters
The project, Malin Sea Wind, sees the energy utility partner with Dublin Offshore and Catagen to developer lower-cost offshore renewables.
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Irish businesses will have access to a quantum computer in late 2023
Digital infrastructure company Equinix is partnering with a UK quantum computing company to bring the revolutionary tech to Ireland.
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Using tech to help hybrid staff stay happy, engaged and efficient
Katie Whitehouse, from ServiceNow, advises businesses on how technology can help them manage employee experiences, inclusion and productivity in the hybrid workplace.
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Twitter is taking away its legacy verification programme starting 1 April
Twitter CEO Elon Musk has previously criticised the legacy verification policy and spoke of his plans to remove it last November.
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