The ‘nerd with a terrible haircut’ who created DeepSeek
Liang's success at challenging US hegemony in the sector has seen him hailed a national hero in China, and earned him an audience with the country's prime minister Li Qiang…
Former TD’s drug driving case further adjourned
Proceedings against a former TD, accused of drug driving, have been adjourned to a future sitting of Tuam District Court in Co Galway.
Experts urge caution over use of Chinese AI DeepSeek
Oxford professor advises against putting private data on platform in case it could be shared with Chinese state
Panda set to increase service charges for customers in North County Dublin
The rubbish collection company Panda will increase service charges for customers in North County ...
Global tech sell-off carries on; Trump says DeepSeek should be ‘wake-up call’ for US AI firms
Japan’s Nikkei drops 1.4% while stock futures point to slightly higher open on Nasdaq; Trump says ‘we need to be laser-focused on competing to win’
‘No landlord wants to take HAP’ – Only 46 properties available through scheme across 16 local authority areas
Just 46 properties were available to rent through the Housing Assistant Payment (HAP) scheme across 16 local authority areas last month, a report has found...
Nvidia shares plunge as DeepSeek promises new AI path
Nvidia's stock was down more than 17% at 3:45 pm ET Monday.
Teacher removed from register over inappropriate messages
A secondary school teacher who sent hundreds of inappropriate messages to three teenage male students is to be removed from the register of teachers.
Garda probe after man armed with alleged gun storms into Dublin pub
Gardaí are appealing for anyone with information to contact them
Young Irish adults ‘very concerned’ about housing, with one in eight emigrating, survey finds
CSO’s Growing Up in Ireland study shows 60% of the 3,380 respondents said they were living at home for 'mostly financial reasons'
Commuter delays as Dublin city centre Luas service at a halt, M50 crash
A Dublin city centre Luas service is at a halt.
Widespread adoption of AI in businesses low
Widespread adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in Irish business remains low at just 6%, according to new research.