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Tech firm Esri Ireland has announced a plan to make its digital mapping available to every school here for free.
The shortlist in the 2019 Digital DNA Awards has been announced ahead of a ceremony on March 28.
A Belfast-city centre cinema is to close in May after its site was bought by a software company as its new headquarters.
Government officials considered border technology which could have seen Facebook posts or Tweets leading to motorists crossing the Irish border after Brexit come under suspicion and possibly face inspections.
Tech firm Unosquare is setting up a new office at former legal buildings in Belfast city centre.
Belfast will have its fastest internet speeds when 5G is launched by BT-owned mobile network company EE, it has emerged.
Three New Zealand Super Rugby teams have signed up to use sports monitoring technology developed by Newry firm STATSports.
Nearly two thirds of young people in Northern Ireland feel "overwhelming pressure" from social media, a new survey has revealed.
A Belfast woman recovering from self-harm and an eating disorder has said social media is a double-edged sword.
Queen's University has become the latest institution to distance itself from Huawei, following security fears about the Chinese tech company.
Two UK tech firms are poised to set up shop in one of Belfast's newly revamped city centre buildings.
Oh dear. What was the standout product from the biggest tech conference in the world last week? A dud. Plain and simple. The industry is trying to sell us magic beans. So do yourself and your wallet a favour: don't fall for the '8K' telly spin.
The Northern Ireland tech scene has exploded in the last decade, with local entrepreneurs, start-ups, scale-ups and global businesses all contributing to a now well-established cluster of knowledge and experience.
Ayear ago, Bitcoin was trading at €16,000. Today, it's €3,600. So was it all just a bubble? Yes, say some. No, say others. "Demand has fallen, no question," says Peter Nagle, the co-founder of the Cork-based cryptocurrency exchange Bitcove.ie.
The National Lottery has urged people to report any fake social media profiles claiming to belong to EuroMillions winners Frances and Patrick Connolly and offering people money.
Around 40,000 homes and offices in Northern Ireland struggle to get a decent broadband connection, prompting warnings that it could affect our ability to attract high-tech investment.
Capita has become the latest Northern Ireland firm to expand its cyber security services.
A Co Armagh technology firm has invested £250,000 in new software to create 20 jobs at the company.
Thousands of O2 customers in Northern Ireland have been left without data on Thursday morning due to a technical issue.
A US cyber security company has announced plans to create 220 new jobs as part of an expansion into Northern Ireland.
A senior figure in Theresa May's cabinet has called for support to the draft EU Withdrawal Agreement in order to protect Northern Ireland's tech sector.
A US Tech company which works with some of the world's biggest brands is seeking to fill "high quality" posts as it launches its own training academy in Belfast.
Facebook has officially confirmed that it is to move its EMEA headquarters to the site of the AIB Bank Centre in Ballsbridge.
A teenager from Co Down has swung into action to write his own unofficial online guide to next year's Open Championship at Royal Portrush - and it's proving popular with overseas golf fans.
A fintech consultancy firm based in Belfast plans to double its team by 2020 on the back of new software it says will guide the financial services industry in a post-Brexit world.
Apple has made sweeping updates to its main tablets and computing devices, with a focus on better performance and bigger displays.
Online tech giants such as Amazon and Google will be slapped with a new digital services tax as part of a package of measures meant to ease the burden on the beleaguered high street.
The economy of Londonderry is set for a boost with the announcement 20 new jobs at global online learning company Learning Pool.
Mother knows best goes the well worn expression, but in Georgina O’Leary’s case it’s certainly true. Now one of the most prominent figures in Northern Ireland’s fast-growing fintech sector, the Londonderry-based Allstate director could easily have chosen a very different career save for the intervention of her mum Anne.
Brexit is being used as a smokescreen for fundamental flaws in Northern Ireland's skills supply chain, a Belfast-based workforce specialist has claimed.
Commercial shipbuilding is set to return to Belfast Harbour with Artemis Technologies establishing a new facility in the area, creating 35 jobs.
Northern Ireland software company Oroson has raised investment of £1.2m from private investors and Co-Fund NI for its product development.
A hub for tech businesses on the site of the former Mackie's factory in west Belfast is marking the creation of 200 jobs.
Belfast-based tech firm Analytics Engines has secured a new three-year contract with The National Gallery.
Twitter is releasing all known accounts and posts related to “information operations” dating back to 2016, when it was first learned that foreign operators were using social media to meddle in US elections.
YouTube has apologised after technical issues took the site offline for more than an hour overnight on Wednesday.
Cyber security specialists from across the island have gathered in Dublin to discuss the risks and threats facing organisations.
The head of a Lloyds Banking Group project to improve Northern Ireland's digital skills has said restoration of the Executive would be helpful for its progress.
Openreach Northern Ireland, the new name for BT's Northern Ireland Networks engineering division, is the sponsor of the Innovative Use of Smart Home Technology category at the Belfast Telegraph Property Awards 2018.
A west Belfast company that makes an app to enable sports clubs to collect members' payments is hoping to expand into the US.
It's all just software. Really, it is. Software runs our applications and software makes our hardware work. Software has always had bugs, due to the fundamental fact that humans, unlike computers, are not finite state machines which follow predictable paths.
Machine learning and artificial intelligence are advancing at a tremendous pace, redefining the role of professionals in the workplace. So what impact will this have for accountants and finance professionals in the future?
Google is shutting its underwhelming Plus social network for regular users, following the disclosure of a flaw discovered in March that exposed personal information of up to 500,000 people.
29.6% of Northern Irish people say they struggle to be understood by smart home devices such as Apple's Siri and Amazon’s Alexa.
Cyber proof your business at the cyber security event of the year. Join speakers like Mikko Hypponen, a world-wide authority on computer security and privacy issues and Jenny Radcliffe, Hunter at Channel 4’s hit series Hunted aka the 'people hacker'.
A popular social media project telling the stories of Belfast residents has returned following a five-year hiatus.
A Belfast-based wireless sensor firm has secured a $1.2m (£0.9m) exporting deal with a Canadian company.
Northern Ireland digital agency Eyekiller is expanding after winning a deal with a centre for the performing arts on Broadway.
The search is on for technology start-up entrepreneurs to join the 2019 Ignite NI Propel Pre-Accelerator programme.
A Belfast space technology company is creating 33 jobs with an average £45,000 salary over the next four years as it seeks more uses for its expertise.