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# Software

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This Cork firm is going on a hiring drive - and new developers can all expect their own offices
27 Oct 2016
995
AIB business customers are still facing outages after two days of disruptions
26 Oct 2016
11.6k
7
AIB business customers are still facing outages after two days of disruptions
26 Oct 2016
257
Meet the Irish startups that are disrupting the business of death
24 Oct 2016
24.4k
19
Meet the Irish startups that are disrupting the business of death
23 Oct 2016
2.6k
Dublin startup Brite:Bill racked up €3.6m profit before huge sale to Israeli multinational
21 Oct 2016
1.7k
Smaller firms underestimate the power of 'the cloud' - it helps you compete with the big players
Sanj Bhayro
20 Oct 2016
51
Version 1 has a hit list of firms to buy as it targets turnover of €1 billion
16 Oct 2016
1.6k
'When my friend was attacked, we developed a way to protect people responding to alarms'
12 Oct 2016
2.3k
'Building a team in Silicon Valley is extraordinarily difficult and expensive'
8 Oct 2016
705
Bank of Ireland will invest a fortune in new software in a bid to stay competitive
4 Oct 2016
2.0k
A Swiss software company is investing big in its new Blanchardstown development centre
21 Sep 2016
332
An Irish billing software firm has been snapped up by a Nasdaq-listed company
14 Sep 2016
382
These are the ways your iPhone will change when iOS 10 arrives
5 Sep 2016
35.8k
27
Despite a big hike in profits, Cisco is taking the axe to its global workforce
18 Aug 2016
179
Google has launched a new video-chat app to take on Skype
16 Aug 2016
210
Microsoft has bought a startup that's putting a different spin on gaming as a spectator sport
14 Aug 2016
12.2k
10
Microsoft has bought a startup that's putting a different spin on gaming as a spectator sport
14 Aug 2016
4.7k
Microsoft has bought a startup that's putting a different spin on gaming as a spectator sport
12 Aug 2016
262
'The first day staff in the warehouse use our voice software is always a disaster. They are terrified'
10 Aug 2016
958
One of Facebook and Airbnb's early backers is putting its money into Limerick's Teckro
8 Aug 2016
994
'We weathered the carnage of the dot-com crash and it made us more chastened in our approach'
Pat Larkin
5 Aug 2016
170
Salesforce paid $750m for a 45-person startup because it wanted the company's CEO
2 Aug 2016
1.1k
Verizon is about to splurge over $2.4bn on Dublin-based company Fleetmatics
1 Aug 2016
14.4k
4
After acquiring Yahoo, Verizon is about to splurge $2.4bn on Dublin-based Fleetmatics
1 Aug 2016
965
Kid-safe marketing tech and life as a VC: What Dylan Collins has been up to
30 Jul 2016
650
Facebook faces a multi-billion euro tax bill over its Irish operations
29 Jul 2016
732
Facebook is facing a multi-billion euro tax bill over its Irish operations
29 Jul 2016
18.9k
25
Google is losing billions on its 'moonshot factory'
29 Jul 2016
510
With iPhone sales flagging, Apple's future lies in selling its services
27 Jul 2016
250
Nintendo has taken a dive after confirming Pokémon Go won't be its gold mine
25 Jul 2016
684
Kerry startup Mobacar looks to dominate car hire bookings after closing a major funding round
17 Jul 2016
2.4k
The trials of luring fast-growing firms to the 'slow-moving machine' of the Irish Stock Exchange
16 Jul 2016
663
A Carlow security firm has eyes for the US after raising a huge €20 million
6 Jul 2016
229
GIVEAWAY: We've got free tickets to Dublin's new global tech conference
27 Jun 2016
478
Recruiters are selling a post-recession Ireland to expats, but it's not quite a jobs nirvana
25 Jun 2016
15.3k
39
Defence Forces to review data rules after officer loses crucial notes
21 Jun 2016
13.6k
13
The Defence Forces will review its data protection rules after an officer lost crucial notes
21 Jun 2016
650
A huge boost in software sales is driving record exports by Irish companies
20 Jun 2016
295
'I've had a few ideas for startups, from white-collar MMA to game-based business software'
Fiachra Ó Comhraí
19 Jun 2016
215
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