As Dublin becomes centre of Ukraine discussions, what are the big issues?
Ukraine will rightly never accept concessions on territory and so the war continues into its fifth winter
Ukraine will rightly never accept concessions on territory and so the war continues into its fifth winter
This was hyperscale trash talk – and it didn’t work
The physical presence of data centres means they need a social licence, at least in democratic countries
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Tech stocks lose 6.4 per cent in a day of chaotic trading
Dex Hunter-Torricke added that Ireland can play an important role in shaping global AI regulation
With two more years of Trump in store, the stakes have not been as high for Europe since 1939.
Elon Musk and Wonder Studios have delivered the first episode of their project. It’s easy to understand why writers, actors and directors are nervous
Ryanair rival EasyJet has announced it is to install Elon Musk’s Starlink internet across its fleet
The success of You Can See Everything shows people are looking for something deeper
`Truthfulness is sort of out of fashion’, says Sinéad O’Shea, maker of film about communist activist Fergie Chambers
Sweden has one of the most pro-technology labour movements anywhere in the world
Markets becoming nervous about the scale of borrowing by ‘hyperscalers’
Ukraine president Volodymyr Zelenskiy says country’s access to Starlink and Starshield satellite links has been fully restored
Restrictions undermined Ukraine’s ability to intercept Russian attack drones and disrupted frontline communications
Voters in Carroll County, New Hampshire like to ‘keep their political options open’, prioritising a government that puts schools, healthcare, and housing first
Investors are usually wary of sprawling enterprises, whose market value tends to fall below the combined value of its constituent businesses
People in Russian-occupied city facing severe food and water shortages, with some reportedly surviving on weeds
Carmaker reports flat revenue and falling profits as it pivots from electric vehicles to AI
Stephen Hubbard (74), a former teacher, freed without any ‘swap’ required, says US president
France’s borrowing costs rise to their highest since mid-2002, as widespread protests added to concerns over the country’s fragile finances
High-profile incidents highlight Europe’s precarious position when it comes to who controls tech infrastructure
Elon Musk says combining his two public companies would be a ‘good idea’ as the world approaches an AI singularity
In the News podcast with Bernice Harrison
A takeover - even by an affiliated company - could trigger a huge payout while bypassing operational targets
Restrictions in US support and financial problems hamper Kyiv as Russia prepares winter assault
Roadster makes debut after decade in development as EV maker tries to revive image as brash innovator
US president denies intelligence sharing has stopped in row over Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil plants
Those who love what the writer really stood for despair at the misuse and misunderstanding of his works
Aaron Sorkin’s new film, The Social Reckoning, dramatises Frances Haugen’s whistle-blowing on Facebook and Meta’s approach to business
X argued that Coimisiún na Meán was acting beyond its powers
US carmaker has launched a replacement programme for affected units of its Powerwall 2 batteries, which are used mainly in homes
Most powerful rocket ever built blasted off from Texas launch facility and later splashed down in the Pacific Ocean
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