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Episódios 288
Smart Glasses, Spies and Scandals
Nvidia’s affairs could have implications not just for the company but our own pockets. We look at why this story could be more than just corporate gossip.Also this week, Ireland’s politicians want to put the …
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Nvidia’s affairs could have implications not just for the company but our own pockets. We look at why this story could be more than just corporate gossip.
Also this week, Ireland’s politicians want to put the brakes on camera-equipped smart glasses, proposing a ban on devices capable of covert recording.
Plus we’re talking about generative AI reinventing banking with our guest Joe Wilson from Bunq.
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https://www.podfollow.com/techIT Disasters and the Day the Fridges Failed
This week, we investigate the cyberattacks that have left supermarket refrigeration systems across Europe in chaos. What actually happened on the day the fridges failed and just how vulnerable is the …
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This week, we investigate the cyberattacks that have left supermarket refrigeration systems across Europe in chaos. What actually happened on the day the fridges failed and just how vulnerable is the infrastructure we rely on every day? Also, how the US election results could reshape the relationship between politics and Big Tech and why the backlash against data centres is becoming harder to ignore.
With our special guest we ask why do IT projects fail and what can businesses do to stop them going wrong? Bobby Brown, CEO of Nucleo, explores the common pitfalls and how to give technology projects a much better chance of success. Find our more about Bobby at nucleogroup.com—-----
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https://www.podfollow.com/techNew Macs, New iPads and a Trillion-Dollar Bet
Are organisations generally happy with their managed service providers or is it just too painful to switch? Join our special Virtual Briefing Nov 5th to find out more. https://webinar.techcentral.ieOn this …
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Are organisations generally happy with their managed service providers or is it just too painful to switch? Join our special Virtual Briefing Nov 5th to find out more. https://webinar.techcentral.ie
On this weeks show, Apple’s latest MacBook Pro and iPad Mini bring some tempting new tech just in time for Christmas but are the upgrades worth the asking price?
We also look at Anthropic’s potential trillion-dollar stock market debut and the risks that could come with it.
Plus, AWS’s Sasha Rubel joins Niall Kitson to explain why Ireland is so keen on AI and whether we’re simply experimenting with ChatGPT or actually changing how we work.
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https://www.podfollow.com/techAI Dublin Declaration and Plan to Triple Data Centres by 2030
This week’s International AI Summit held in Dublin will be remembered for one thing: the Dublin Declaration on how Europe will ‘do’ artificial intelligence. We review the six points declared in the Summit’s …
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This week’s International AI Summit held in Dublin will be remembered for one thing: the Dublin Declaration on how Europe will ‘do’ artificial intelligence. We review the six points declared in the Summit’s Dublin Declaration. Plus, Nvidia becomes a fan of sovereign AI and Sony gets a bloody nose after users jailbreak their PS5 consoles in response to plans for dropping physical disks.
Finally, our guest Ronan Kelly of Digital Infrastructure Ireland talks about how data centres need not be a wedge issue.
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https://www.podfollow.com/techTech and the Climate Crisis
Mike Berners-Lee is our guest this week chatting about how misinformation has become such a difficult obstacle to tackling climate change and what technology companies can do about it.Plus, in this weeks news …
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Mike Berners-Lee is our guest this week chatting about how misinformation has become such a difficult obstacle to tackling climate change and what technology companies can do about it.
Plus, in this weeks news, your online shopping history could be worth more to a scammer than you think. The Asos hack reveals just how much personal information can be exposed in a data breach. We also look at an AI developer who has recreated Adobe’s major creative tools as free, open-source software and why Jeff Bezos is predicting AI could give people a three-day working week.
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https://www.podfollow.com/techBringing AI to Court with Newcode AI's Donna O'Leary
Trump has renamed “AI” to "SI - Super Intelligence". We note the irony of a glaring typo in the official document and wonder if the industry will adopt the new name. Also on AI, solicitor Donna O'Leary from …
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Trump has renamed “AI” to "SI - Super Intelligence". We note the irony of a glaring typo in the official document and wonder if the industry will adopt the new name. Also on AI, solicitor Donna O'Leary from Newcode AI joins us to explain how agentic AI is being safely integrated into the heavily regulated legal sector without risking embarrassing hallucinations.
Plus, we cover the potential end of Chrome OS as Google launches "GoogleBooks" on Monday, OpenAI stalling the release of GPT-6 Astra in favour of "Dots," and why McDonald's is turning to AI-driven dynamic pricing.
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https://www.podfollow.com/techGoodbye AI - Hello Super Intelligence
Episode 1134This week there is an official move to rename AI to 'Super Intelligence'. Meanwhile, AI giants and sworn enemies, Anthropic’s Dario Amodei and OpenAI’s Sam Altman, have both been to the UN to ask …
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Episode 1134
This week there is an official move to rename AI to 'Super Intelligence'. Meanwhile, AI giants and sworn enemies, Anthropic’s Dario Amodei and OpenAI’s Sam Altman, have both been to the UN to ask governments the same thing.
Also, Google's Gemini has hacked real-world firms, we take a look at Meta's new screen-in-lens smartglasses and and discover why Ireland is ranks third globally for AI adoption.
Plus, we compare consumer and educational tech with our guest, Chief Learning Officer with Irish ‘EdTech’ specialist Wriggle, Sean Glynn.
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https://www.podfollow.com/techWhy Big AI Needs (or Doesn’t Need) to be Regulated
Episode 1133Why are the very people building AI fearing it and why is Meta taking a very different view? Big developments this week. Plus we look at the latest crypto setback with the CLARITY Act, and how a kid …
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Episode 1133
Why are the very people building AI fearing it and why is Meta taking a very different view? Big developments this week. Plus we look at the latest crypto setback with the CLARITY Act, and how a kid ran up a $118,000 bill with Roblox.
With our special guest, we find out how our relationship with data is changing at a time when machines (and not humans) are being considered its primary users. A fascinating insight with Shane Evans from ZYTE.com
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A Duo of Love and Hate - Apples New iPhone
Episode 1132One story dominating tech opinion this week, the new Apple folding phone they call ‘Duo’. Hear why we simultaneously love it, and hate it.We also dig into the other new tech announced by Apple and …
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Episode 1132
One story dominating tech opinion this week, the new Apple folding phone they call ‘Duo’. Hear why we simultaneously love it, and hate it.
We also dig into the other new tech announced by Apple and our guest is Rebecca James from Education Elephant who use tech to figure out everybody's individual learning curve, then gets the tech to apply those individual learning styles at scale.
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https://www.podfollow.com/techApple - New Tech New Boss
There’s hot new desktops from Apple and a new boss too with changes are coming as soon as next week. We also find out who won the telecommunications contract for Mars (yes, the planet) and dig into some …
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There’s hot new desktops from Apple and a new boss too with changes are coming as soon as next week. We also find out who won the telecommunications contract for Mars (yes, the planet) and dig into some ultra-light laptops for under €800.
Finally, we discuss a new perspective on digital project management that goes beyond quarterly results with author and academic Dr Catherine Mulligan.
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Episode 1130Summer is drawing to a close, so it’s time to look ahead to the best sci-fi coming to cinemas and streaming over the autumn and winter, from big-screen blockbusters to cult classics and some …
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Episode 1130
Summer is drawing to a close, so it’s time to look ahead to the best sci-fi coming to cinemas and streaming over the autumn and winter, from big-screen blockbusters to cult classics and some seriously ambitious adaptations.
We’ve a ton of great recommendations including why Dune: Part Three could be a very different kind of sci-fi blockbuster, what Klara and the Sun has to say about AI, relationships and our growing attachment to technology, and why some older sci-fi is about to grab our full attention once again on the big screen.
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https://www.podfollow.com/techWhen AI Becomes (Too) Personal
Episode 1129This week, Mark Zuckerberg sets out Meta’s vision for a future shaped by AI, Google says Gemini is already being used by a billion people and launches a seriously impressive new range of Pixel …
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Episode 1129
This week, Mark Zuckerberg sets out Meta’s vision for a future shaped by AI, Google says Gemini is already being used by a billion people and launches a seriously impressive new range of Pixel devices.
Plus, what happens when AI starts replacing human connection? Our guest is relationship therapist Dr Christina Tracy Stein, who explains why some people are turning to AI for intimacy, validation and even romantic relationships.
Find out more about Christina at www.drchristinatracystein.com
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https://www.podfollow.com/techWhy Bigger Isn't Better
This week, we ask why some of the biggest names in tech can make more money than ever and still lose value. We also look at the latest AI security scare after Meta’s newest model altered a company’s internal …
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This week, we ask why some of the biggest names in tech can make more money than ever and still lose value. We also look at the latest AI security scare after Meta’s newest model altered a company’s internal systems during testing. What actually happened, and what does it tell us about the way advanced AI is being developed and evaluated?
Plus, our guest Ashley Casovan from IAPP explains what the EU’s new AI transparency rules will mean in practice, how we'll know when content has been created by AI and why building trust is proving to be one of the biggest challenges in artificial intelligence. For more on what they do visit iapp.org
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https://www.podfollow.com/techChips Down, Apple Up
Episode 1127The chip industry has wiped more than $100 billion off its value in a single day while Apple is heading in the opposite direction. We look at what the sell-off really means, why Apple continues to …
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Episode 1127
The chip industry has wiped more than $100 billion off its value in a single day while Apple is heading in the opposite direction. We look at what the sell-off really means, why Apple continues to buck the trend and what it could mean for the tech you'll be buying over the next few years.
We also look at Ireland's new AI Office, its first CEO and why this could be a significant moment for AI regulation and innovation.
Plus, Niall Kitson sits down with Gary Leyden, CEO of InsTech.ie, to talk about building successful start-ups, the value of good mentorship, and what it takes to create a thriving innovation ecosystem.
Instech is recruiting for the next cohort of its Foundry programme. Applications will close on August 5th. To learn more and to apply visit Instech.ie
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https://www.podfollow.com/techWhen AI Starts Hacking
Episode 1126OpenAI has had a week it would probably rather forget with its AI models carrying out an automated cyber attack during testing. We also take a look at Kimi K3, the latest open-source AI model from …
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Episode 1126
OpenAI has had a week it would probably rather forget with its AI models carrying out an automated cyber attack during testing. We also take a look at Kimi K3, the latest open-source AI model from China that's promising impressive performance at a fraction of the cost of today's leading models.
If you've been eyeing a new phone, Samsung's latest Galaxy Unpacked event gives us plenty to discuss, from the new Fold and Flip devices to the question of whether flagship smartphones have finally reached their price ceiling.
Plus, Niall Kitson sits down with Colm Russell, VP of Technical Services (EMEA) at MongoDB, to explore how one of the internet's most widely used technology platforms is evolving in the age of AI.
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https://www.podfollow.com/techBiggest Tech Trends of 2026
Episode 1125Niall is away this week, so tech journalist Jason Walsh joins us to bring a refreshing perspective on some of the biggest tech movements and policy shifts of the year so far, including everyone from …
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Episode 1125
Niall is away this week, so tech journalist Jason Walsh joins us to bring a refreshing perspective on some of the biggest tech movements and policy shifts of the year so far, including everyone from the EU to Tesco dumping American tech and the stock market dumping AI.
Plus, with the good weather, we find out if robots are finally ready to take over your weekend chores with founder of Home Bot Ireland, Clara Mulligan. Find out more about Clara and home robotics at homebotsireland.ie
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https://www.podfollow.com/techSamsung in the Money - Or Are They?
Episode 1124Samsung’s profit is up but share price is down. We tell you why it’s all part of big changes in the smartphone industry with the upcoming Pixel 11 launch, price increases and new entry-level storage …
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Episode 1124
Samsung’s profit is up but share price is down. We tell you why it’s all part of big changes in the smartphone industry with the upcoming Pixel 11 launch, price increases and new entry-level storage options.
We also look at why businesses are struggling to turn the AI hype into actual profit with our expert guest, Denis Hannigan, AI & Data Lead at Accenture.
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https://www.podfollow.com/techAre We Ready for Augmented Reality on Our Streets?
Episode 1123Can you believe a €100k government report on Irish data centres has managed to overlook the one word data centres are famous for! You’ll laugh when you hear it. We bemoan the shake-up at TikTok who …
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Episode 1123
Can you believe a €100k government report on Irish data centres has managed to overlook the one word data centres are famous for! You’ll laugh when you hear it.
We bemoan the shake-up at TikTok who are laying off 300 Dublin jobs with poorly worded corporate slop. Plus we cover the massive crash in Trump's memecoin empire.
With our guest, we find out why extended reality is finally ready for our city streets. Great conversation with Stephen Barnes, Mixed Reality Lab Lead at the Walton Institute.
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https://www.podfollow.com/techGrounded
Episode 1122This week the Irish government is regulating how kids interact with AI. We also untangle the real reason drone delivery service Manna is grounding its Irish operations due to what tech heavyweights …
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Episode 1122
This week the Irish government is regulating how kids interact with AI. We also untangle the real reason drone delivery service Manna is grounding its Irish operations due to what tech heavyweights call ‘vetocracy’.
Then we have a hugely insightful chat about online misinformation and digital scams with expert and founder of Mindshld AI, Angelika Sharygina. You can see Angelika at next week's Knowledge Summit Dublin (June 29/30). Tickets for the event are at https://www.knowledgesummitdublin.com/
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https://www.podfollow.com/techTwo Years to Super-Human AI
Episode 1121In a week where the latest Mythos AI model managed a full company network takeover, we hear why AI leaders went to the G7 begging for regulation. Most unusual. We look at the disturbing reasons why …
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Episode 1121
In a week where the latest Mythos AI model managed a full company network takeover, we hear why AI leaders went to the G7 begging for regulation. Most unusual. We look at the disturbing reasons why.
Plus, we give our verdict on the trailer for Aaron Sorkin’s upcoming film The Social Reckoning, dive into why Anthropic is facing a court case over "tokenmaxxing" usage limits, and look at Tim Cook's claims that rising RAM costs are forcing Apple to hike prices.
Finally, a great chat with our guest Isabelle Roccia about the EU's aggressive strategy to reduce its reliance on Silicon Valley. Find out more about Isabelle and IAPP at iapp.org
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Is Ireland Finally Serious About Tech? A Billion Euro Says Yes.
Episode 1120This week, a massive €1 bn tech research centre has been revealed for Ireland. Plus there’s a push for a new official Irish AI Office. We also break down Apple’s WWDC, including a hint at a foldable …
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Episode 1120
This week, a massive €1 bn tech research centre has been revealed for Ireland. Plus there’s a push for a new official Irish AI Office.
We also break down Apple’s WWDC, including a hint at a foldable iPhone, and we find out why the SpaceX IPO is the tech equivalent of scoring Oasis tickets.
We’re also delighted to be joined by author and Tech Humanist Show host Kate O’Neill revealing why keeping humans (and not tech) at the centre of business is actually your company's greatest financial asset. Check out Kate’s new book at:
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https://www.podfollow.com/techSpaceX Goes to Market. What You Need to Know.
Episode 1119Niall and Dusty unravel SpaceX’s IPO next Friday, why it matters and what might happen to YOU if it doesn’t meet expectations. TL;DR - a lot more people will get stung than you thought.We find out …
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Episode 1119
Niall and Dusty unravel SpaceX’s IPO next Friday, why it matters and what might happen to YOU if it doesn’t meet expectations. TL;DR - a lot more people will get stung than you thought.
We find out how Blue Origin’s $1 billion rocket explosion changes the space race and why Irish people are holding onto old smartphones more than most.
Plus, we sit down with a creative technologist Andrew Melchior, who has worked with Massive Attack and Bjork, to look at the massive headache generative AI is causing for the music industry and what new tools are being built to stop artists' work from being scraped as training data. For more on Andrew see www.genotone.com
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https://www.podfollow.com/techBezos Beats Musk
Episode 1119This week a surprise shift in the multi-billion-pound space race as Jeff Bezos beats Elon Musk to the launchpad for the moon. Plus, we break down that incredibly awkward car-crash interview where …
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Episode 1119
This week a surprise shift in the multi-billion-pound space race as Jeff Bezos beats Elon Musk to the launchpad for the moon. Plus, we break down that incredibly awkward car-crash interview where Bezos tried to defend his stance on taxation.
Also, we look at how AI is changing the game for ethical hackers. We hear about Valentina Palmiotti (aka "Chompie"), the top-performing ethical hacker at Berlin’s Pwn2Own competition, about how AI tools are helping her score massive bug bounties and why she fears her hacking days might actually be numbered.
Finally, with our guest Cormac Lynch, founder of Camara, we discuss how AI is completely reinventing how they teach digital skills in Africa.
Layoffs, Audio Glasses and Starships
Episode 1117Some of the biggest structural shifts across the tech landscape have been happening this week.Dive into the details of Meta cutting 20% of its workforce by email, what the severance package actually …
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Episode 1117
Some of the biggest structural shifts across the tech landscape have been happening this week.
Dive into the details of Meta cutting 20% of its workforce by email, what the severance package actually looks like, and how plummeting morale and sliding compensation packages are changing the game for big tech employees.
You also get the standout tech from Google I/O. We filter through the noise to bring you our top picks, including the new "audio glasses" and why AI video creation tools might actually be useful.
Plus, Elon Musk is positioning SpaceX for absolute dominance. We look at the astonishing scale of Musk's $28.5 trillion market ambition.
Finally, with our guest Maria Langan, CEO of DASH Leaders, we find out more about a practical, bite-sized approach to developing your leadership skills without committing to a full degree.
For more on Dash Leaders and the Dublin Tech Summit see;
https://dashleaders.com/
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https://www.podfollow.com/techTech Excellence Award Winners
Episode 1116Get the highlights from this year's Tech Excellence Awards in Dublin, including why Rena Maycock of Chirp took home Person of the Year and how the HSE is finally digitising maternal healthcare at …
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Episode 1116
Get the highlights from this year's Tech Excellence Awards in Dublin, including why Rena Maycock of Chirp took home Person of the Year and how the HSE is finally digitising maternal healthcare at scale.
Plus, we examine the arrival of the “Googlebook”, new premium hardware featuring the mysterious "G-key" and "Glowbar". We also tackle the sobering news from LinkedIn, where large job cuts have been announced for Ireland despite soaring revenues.
For a full list of Tech Excellence Award Winners see https://techawards.techcentral.ie/
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https://www.podfollow.com/techCommission na Mean v Big Tech
Episode 1115This week a massive showdown in Dublin as Coimisiún na Meán takes on Meta and TikTok over "dark patterns" and manipulative algorithms. Will they test their new powers to see if Meta is intentionally …
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Episode 1115
This week a massive showdown in Dublin as Coimisiún na Meán takes on Meta and TikTok over "dark patterns" and manipulative algorithms. Will they test their new powers to see if Meta is intentionally making it difficult for you to switch off their profiling algorithms?
We also head to a California courtroom where Elon Musk is trying to claw back $134 billion from OpenAI. With Greg Brockman’s personal diaries being read out in court and Sam Altman set to take the stand, the founding agreement of the world’s most famous AI company is being torn apart in public.
Plus we chat with Máirín Murray, director of the TechFoundHer Summit, about why the future of Irish tech needs a serious diversity reboot. Find out more about the TechFoundHer summit on May 29th at https://www.techfoundher.com
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https://www.podfollow.com/techLife After Copper: Ireland’s Fibre-Only Future
Episode 1114Our feature guest this week is Patrick Masterson, MD of Magnet+, who looks at Ireland’s transition to a fibre-only nation by 2030 and what the death of copper means for your connectivity.Before …
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Episode 1114
Our feature guest this week is Patrick Masterson, MD of Magnet+, who looks at Ireland’s transition to a fibre-only nation by 2030 and what the death of copper means for your connectivity.
Before that, in the news it’s a huge “Big Tech” results week but Dusty fears it could be the beginning of the end. We look at who delivered and who is coasting on hype.
We also focus on the Irish IT workplace, where recent data shows 60% of IT pros are hitting a breaking point due to scope creep and legacy system headaches.
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Episode 1113It’s the end of an era at Apple as CEO Tim Cook hands over the keys of the kingdom to John Ternus. So, this week is an Apple special looking at;Who is John Ternus? Get to know the man behind Apple …
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Episode 1113
It’s the end of an era at Apple as CEO Tim Cook hands over the keys of the kingdom to John Ternus. So, this week is an Apple special looking at;
Who is John Ternus? Get to know the man behind Apple Silicon and the modern iPad. We discuss why his hardware-first background signals a shift away from Tim Cook’s supply-chain focus and what that means for future device innovation.
The Legacy of Tim Cook: We look back at 15 years of unprecedented growth, from the masterstroke of moving manufacturing beyond China to the staggering financial success that made Apple the most valuable company on the planet.
The Hits and the Misses: A candid look at the "Top Ten" moments of the Cook era—from the game-changing Apple Watch and M-series chips to the more divisive bets like the Vision Pro and the infamous butterfly keyboard.
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https://www.podfollow.com/techAI Shoes and Ireland’s Copper Shutdown
Episode 1112Shoes that are now AI, how your smart TV is spying on you and full movie leak on X are just some of the stories this week. We also look at the push for a definitive "off" switch for Ireland’s legacy …
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Episode 1112
Shoes that are now AI, how your smart TV is spying on you and full movie leak on X are just some of the stories this week.
We also look at the push for a definitive "off" switch for Ireland’s legacy copper network. While full fibre reaches new milestones, the transition isn't as simple as swapping a cable; it’s a logistical puzzle involving everything from elderly care panic buttons to the humble office fax machine. We look at why the UK is aiming for 2027 and what a copper-free Ireland might actually look like by 2030.
Plus, our guest Barry Byrne joins us to preview Knowledge Summit Dublin, explaining why "Humans in the Loop" is the essential philosophy for navigating the AI era.
For more on the event or to grab your tickets, go to: knowledgesummitdublin.com
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https://www.podfollow.com/techSpace Toilets, AI Realities and Kindle's "End of Life"
Episode 1111Was Artemis II moon mission an anti-climax? While the crew is set to break records for the furthest humans have ever travelled from Earth, it turns out that being a space pioneer isn't all glamour …
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Episode 1111
Was Artemis II moon mission an anti-climax? While the crew is set to break records for the furthest humans have ever travelled from Earth, it turns out that being a space pioneer isn't all glamour. Between broken toilets and the ultimate "down to Earth" frustration, Outlook failing to sync, we look at the reality of life inside the Orion capsule.
Then, we dig into the latest economic reports regarding AI and the job market. It’s not all doom and gloom, but it is a wake-up call. We explore why IT workers might be the most at risk, the reality behind recent mass redundancies at Oracle, and how you can position yourself to be part of the 93% who could see a pay rise rather than a P45.
In other stories we cover if your Kindle is about to become a paperweight and how you can try out the newly launched Digital Wallet for Ireland. You can sign up for it here; https://bit.ly/digital-wallet-ireland
Finally, we’re joined by Mary Rodgers, CEO of PorterShed, to mark their tenth anniversary. She chats with Niall Kitson about the grit required to build a genuine start-up ecosystem in Galway and what’s next for the Irish tech hub. If you would like to sign up for the Portershed Spark Conference on 23rd April at the Dexacom Stadium in Galway, use this link; https://portershed.com/spark
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