Chipmaker Broadcom in talks to buy VMware for up to €47bn
Takeover by chip industry’s arch-consolidator would mean a windfall for Michael Dell
Takeover by chip industry’s arch-consolidator would mean a windfall for Michael Dell
Company saw revenues rise to nearly $700m last year as employers sought to reward staff
Irish tech firm worth more than $1bn taking additional space to house more employees
Irish tech unicorn reports a 37% rise in revenues to $617m for last year
Tallaght entrepreneur Eric Mosley is lining up Irish tech unicorn for stock market listing
Tech firm thought to be only the second Irish company to confirm it has hit $1bn valuation mark
‘What’s happening now is not what remote work is, especially with children off school’
Irish-founded software company reports big rise in pretax profit to $32.2m
Digitally altered audio-visual content puts us on the brink of an information apocalypse
String balance between safety and convenience is tough as new regulations come in
Kerry surges on strong first-half numbers
Irish software firm growing fast as organisations see benefit of workplace incentives
China figures lift European markets and ease investor concerns over global slowdown
Markets close: S&P 500 hits new record high while Iseq outperforms most euro-zone peers
Iseq performed in line with European peers, rose 0.34%
Two-day conference in Cork to address topics including big data and mental health
Net Results: Developer of Pegasus spyware says its clients are governments and state agencies
Iseq flat on the day, with low volume, while early feelgood factor wears off in London
Iseq slides as bank stocks succumb to profit taking
HP accusing former software company executives of $5bn fraud
Deal will lead to increase in computers sent to Irish and African schools, says Camara
Software company says its market ‘is on fire’ as employee recognition comes to the fore
Market report: Ryanair climbs amid signs of easing industrial relation tensions
Ryanair falls as talks with Spanish pilots’ union falter
Aisling Hassell talks about Dublin’s housing shortages, gender balance and company values
Informatica executive says businesses must take action to avoid drowning in a deluge
Saying thanks can have a positive impact on employee motivation and workplace culture
Number of firms cut ties with group following mass shooting at school in Florida
Newly filed accounts also show turnover for the subsidiary rose 22% to €1.2bn
I Wish events seek to encourage female students to enter STEM industries
Security researchers find malware that uses ‘deep links’ to Uber app to fool users
Firm has recorded compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for the last six years of 21%
New service connects those looking for flexible working hours with suitable jobs
Self-tracking boom has prompted consumer worries about security of personal data
WannaCry infected some 200,000 computers, demanding a ransom within seven days
Agenda: WannaCry ransomware a landmark salvo in cybercrime war of attrition
An expected pick-up in cybersecurity spend drove the stocks higher
The group behind WannaCry may have leaked hacking tools taken from the NSA
Security firm Symantec says it is ‘reasonably certain’ Lazarus group is responsible
Company rebounds from $9.47m loss to $2.85m profit as turnover rises to $282m
Fears over Italian constitutional referendum and ECB policies keep investors cautious
Irish Blood Transfusion Service says decline in young donors is a particular worry
More than 150 entrepreneurs have based their companies at DCU Invent
The Irish emigrant experience in Silicon Valley has changed from one of survival to one of ambition, and from one of permanent displacement to one of constant connection
The machine translation company is a finalist in our New Frontiers category
The start-up company is of the finalists in the New Frontiers category
Genuine accounts had profile photograph, bio and names changed to push adult sites
From dodgy emails and pop-ups to subtler forms of fraud and confidence trickery, here are some common pitfalls to avoid
US and EU taking measures to protect drivers’ privacy and security from hackers
The Stuxnet worm, used by the US in Iran, showed the power of a targeted network attack
Sending phishing emails to 10 employees will get hackers inside corporate gates 90% of the time
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices