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Ireland Budget backs R&D, investment and AI skills
Read the full story: Ireland Budget backs R&D, investment and AI skillsIreland’s Budget 2027 combines tax reform with business investment measures. Changes cover R&D incentives, Capital Gains Tax, AI skills, reporting requirements and infrastructure spending.
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Klarus survey points to junior AI opportunity
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Leyton opens professional services hub in Belfast
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Belfast opens £100m advanced manufacturing centre
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Nettle raises $4.8m for insurance AI expansion
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RoslinCT secures £7.25m for digital manufacturing
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Informa buys Clarion in £2.24bn events deal
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Technology leaders report growing management complexity
Technology leaders report mounting complexity as management demands keep expanding. An AMBS study found 85% of technology-sector respondents believe their roles have become more complicated, while AI skills, team engagement, and commercial strategy lead training priorities.
