Ireland’s ESB Networks is making a strategic €6.5 million investment in its National Training Centre to address critical workforce shortages. The move supports 156 new electrical apprentices as part of a massive €13.4 billion grid modernization program targeting net-zero by 2040.
The White House is betting $80 billion on nuclear power to sustain the AI boom. This unprecedented energy investment reveals the massive infrastructure demands behind artificial intelligence’s explosive growth.
The Emergence of Autonomous Browsing In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, a Stockholm-based startup is challenging the dominance…
European FinTech Investment Heats Up as Acoru Joins AI Fraud Prevention Wave Madrid-based cybersecurity platform Acoru has successfully closed a…
Dublin-based travel platform Hostelworld has reportedly acquired US event discovery service OccasionGenius in a $12 million deal. The acquisition aims to accelerate Hostelworld’s social monetization strategy by integrating comprehensive event content into its platform.
Dublin-based travel platform Hostelworld has reportedly acquired OccasionGenius, a US-based B2B event discovery platform, for $12 million according to recent announcements. Sources indicate this strategic move is designed to support Hostelworld’s social monetization strategy and position the company as an integrated social travel platform.
Government Shutdown Halts Critical SEC Registration Process Unilever’s strategic plan to spin off its €15 billion ice cream business has…
Major Fund Managers Adjust Strategies Amid France’s Credit Rating Challenges In a significant shift in European bond market dynamics, leading…
** Businesses remain wary of AI due to reliability issues, with reports indicating a 95% failure rate for generative AI pilot projects. Unlikely AI, founded by Alexa creator William Tunstall-Pedoe, is developing a platform focused on accuracy and consistency to build enterprise trust and enable widespread adoption. **CONTENT:**
Researchers have created the first detailed map showing the carbon cost of meat consumption in every U.S. city. The study reveals that eating a burger in Las Vegas generates 1.5 times more emissions than consuming the same burger in Chicago due to regional production differences.
Researchers have developed the first comprehensive map detailing the carbon emissions generated by meat consumption in every city across the contiguous United States. According to reports published in Nature Climate Change, this groundbreaking analysis reveals significant variations in the environmental impact of meat consumption depending on geographic location and local production methods.
Massive SIM Farm Operation Dismantled In a coordinated international effort, law enforcement agencies from Austria, Estonia, Finland, and Latvia, working…
