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Platforms that permit adult content must employ effective age assurance methods, according to Ireland's Online Safety Code. Read more: Ireland probes X over age assurance, parental control

STEM is a broad area, but often there are interview topics that will come up time and time again, regardless of your field, so make sure you have an answer ready to go. Read more: What broad questions should you have prepared, ahead of a STEM interview?

Appeals Centre Europe began providing dispute resolution services in Ireland in 2024. Read more: New Irish dispute body to tackle illegal online content launched

The institutions will collaborate on a postgraduate programme designed to develop a sturdy talent pipeline for the semiconductor industry. Read more: MTU and Tyndall to tackle semiconductor engineer and technician shortages

Mistral said the funding would be used to 'significantly expand' its frontier research. Read more: Mistral valued at €21bn after €3bn Series D funding round

The acquisition was expected to help Anthropic’s compute infrastructure absorb its growing demand. Read more: Anthropic reportedly backs from $6bn Decart AI acquisition

‘Clothing plays a vital role in everyday comfort and wellbeing, yet the sensory needs of autistic children are often overlooked.’ Read more: This SETU expert studies sensory-friendly clothes for autistic children

David J Finch and Christian Cook of Mount Royal University explore the pros and cons of flexible working and the unforeseen impact for less experienced professionals. Read more: Is flexible work limiting learning opportunities for young employees?

The latest plans could see Anthropic completing its listing days before the US mid-term elections in November. Read more: Reuters: Anthropic delays IPO plans to October

The new research from Irish Life explores how increased longevity is impacting finances, working life and retirement planning. Read more: Only 25pc of professionals anticipate a traditional retirement, finds report

Leaked files contains identity documents, payslips and employment references among other personal data. Read more: Rhysida leaks 5.7TB of sensitive Berlin state data in major hack

The launch is a key step in Europe’s goal to compete with US-based organisations for commercial space missions. Read more: Isar Aerospace launches rocket carrying satellites, in European first

The recommendations 'do not introduce new obligations, but support institutions in understanding and implementing relevant existing responsibilities in a proportionate manner'. Read more: Irish Government issues research sector security guidelines

EU Quantum Act policy expected by the end of this year. Read more: Quantum funding only a part of the solution, EU experts say

The upcoming Quantum Act is expected to help boost research and innovation, strengthen Europe’s industrial capacity and improve the resilience of the quantum supply chain. Read more: Quantum funding only a part of the solution, EU experts say

The Iris Software Group’s research explored how more established employees are unwilling to train up less experienced peers who are on a similar salary. Read more: Lower salaries resulting in weaker training models, finds report

NASA and the ESA said the vast central void seen above measures around 210 by 140 light-years in area, and was likely created by the stars visible at its centre. Read more: Hubble Space Telescope captures nebula ‘superbubble’

Nahla Davies discusses where tech companies are going wrong when it comes to content strategies and how that affects the wider organisation. Read more: Opinion: Tech companies need to view content as infrastructure

The recent funding reportedly raises the start-ups’ value to around $30bn Read more: AI infrastructure company Crusoe raises more than $3bn in funding

Company president Greg Brockman told media publications in a briefing that Astra’s launch could perhaps be viewed as the beginning of an era of artificial general intelligence. Read more: OpenAI launches GPT-6 Astra