The European Commission said the tech giants breached the Digital Markets Act.

The much-anticipated console will include a larger screen and new social gaming tools.

The panel set out a series of 25 recommendations for health policy-makers on the safe and ethical use of AI in the healthcare system.

The Chinese start-up says its latest AI model is on a par or better than industry-leading models, such as ChatGPT, in the United States at a fraction of the cost

Stormont economy minister Conor Murphy welcomed the move by SpiderRock, which is based in Chicago.

A coroner has said he wants to hold an inquest into the death of the 14-year-old Belfast schoolboy before the summer.

The Channel 4 News presenter became her own ‘case study’ and watched a video where her face was superimposed onto pornography.

The European Commission said Meta had acted illegally in tying the Marketplace to the social network arm of the platform.

The new line-up includes the first colour screen on a Kindle.

Appeals Centre Europe will receive disputes from people and organisations across the European Union.

Taoiseach Simon Harris is to chair a summit at Government Buildings.

Ticketmaster has said it does not set concert prices and its website states this is down to the ‘event organiser’.

Micheal Martin said X is ‘far less’ co-operative than Google on online defamation.

The outage has hit industries across the world.

The DPC is the lead EU regulator for a number of major international tech firms, including Google, Meta, Microsoft, TikTok and OpenAI

A massive investment has been announced by a leading tech giant where Waterford, Cork and Dublin will see 800 new roles created across the board

The tech giant was accused of being ‘tone deaf’ after a new advert for the latest iPad showed creative tools being crushed by a hydraulic press.

The tech giant said it is aware of an issue where alarms do not play the expected sound.

The tech giant has unveiled a range of new tools, including a nudity filter in direct messages and working with other firms on finding bad actors.

Paddy Cosgrave is back at the helm of Web Summit, six months after he resigned following backlash over his comments on the Israel-Hamas war

Disney chief executive Bob Iger said the streaming platform would begin curbing password sharing in June in some countries.

Research from Skillnet Ireland found 60 per cent of the businesses surveyed believe their workforce will require upskilling

The Japanese IT services giant is embroiled in controversy in the UK over its role in the Post Office accounting scandal

Data shows many women were looking up symptoms online nearly a year before being issued with GP referrals

A Clare-based company has said it expects to see air taxis in operation in Ireland within three years

The total number of redundancies to the social media giant’s Dublin offices is unclear.

Searching for the singer’s name now prompts an error message on X, with the platform confirming it had halted searches while it tackles the issue

The research indicated that companies with more relaxed policies on phone use help their employees achieve a better work life balance.

The latest version of Breathe RM uses an algorithm that can predict when patients are going to get ill up to 10 days in advance

The system builds on the booking platform’s existing global party ban.

The outage lasted around 45 minutes before user timelines began to display as normal.

Social media company X was criticised by Oireachtas committee members for not appearing before them on Wednesday.

The next instalment, Grand Theft Auto VI, has been confirmed for release in 2025

The deal gives Cubic a valuation of over €900 million

Artificial intelligence (AI) and deepfakes will be a factor in the upcoming elections in Ireland, according to a senior computer science lecturer

The advocate general at the Court of Justice of the European Union said a lower court’s ruling had contained ‘a series of errors in law’

The advocate general at the European Court of Justice issued an opinion about whether Apple should pay more than €13 billion in back taxes.

The study, from researchers at University College Cork (UCC), is also the first of its kind to find evidence of online conspiracy theories which incorporate deepfakes.

The covert influence operation network was made up of 72 accounts with a total following of almost 95,000 users.