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AI infrastructure expansion: energy, water, and waste

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Latest: Japan energy firms launch AI-driven power and green data center initiatives

The rapid expansion of AI-driven workloads continues to fuel an “energy supercycle,” driving massive demand for electricity, transformers, and cooling systems. Global data center electricity consumption is projected to r

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Ireland and Northern Ireland industrial sustainability funds

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Latest: Global industrial decarbonisation efforts face investment and implementation hurdles

Ireland and Northern Ireland have launched the €26 million Shared Island Sustainability Challenge Fund to support industrial decarbonisation. The fund is split equally, with €13 million allocated to each jurisdiction, an

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Global and Irish startup accelerator developments

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Latest: Ireland launches Startup Ireland initiative to boost entrepreneurship

Various regional startup accelerator programs are providing funding and mentorship to technology-based founders. In Northern Ireland, Founder Labs offers a six-month program with potential grant funding of £25,000, while

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TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 and evolving AI regulation

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Latest: TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 to be held in San Francisco this October

As TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 approaches in San Francisco, the event is driving significant activity through a wide array of side events, networking sessions, and demonstrations focused on AI, robotics, and security. The c

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Digital and AI skills shortages in Ireland and South Africa

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Latest: Ireland launches €40 million innovation fund amid digital skills warnings

Reports from Ireland and South Africa have identified growing shortages in digital and technological talent. In Ireland, the Expert Group on Future Skills Needs (EGFSN) warned that the digital skills gap could widen sign

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