Month: October 2025

New Global Platform For Women Entrepreneurs To Tackle Gender Gap In Tech

“It’s no secret the odds are stacked against women starting tech companies. We’re tired waiting so we’re taking matters into our own hands”, that’s the message from Irish entrepreneur Máirín Murray who has developed a global platform to tackle the gap in female founded tech startups.

Co Down entrepreneur Máirín, founder of women‑in‑tech innovation company TechFoundHer, has announced the global launch of the TechFoundHer Collective, an online platform designed to accelerate women into tech entrepreneurship.

She explained the new membership programme will give women the practical support and backing to start, lead and scale tech companies, even if they have no coding background.

According to data commissioned by the Invest in Women Taskforce all-female founded businesses in Northern Ireland received just £2.5 million (2%) of the nation’s total equity funding in 2024, male teams received £93.7 million in investment which was nearly 80% of the total amount invested.

“We’re launching The Collective on National Women’s Enterprise Day because the numbers speak for themselves – the challenges are global – we all know about the approx 2% of VC funding going to women led enterprises but what’s needed is action” said Máirín.

Against that backdrop, The Collective is backed by a powerful network of global investors and tech leaders including Kelly Vero (CTO in Residence), Lata Setty (Global Investor in Residence), Naseem Sayani (VC in Residence), Wendy Ryan (Angel Investor in Residence), Rose Tighe (Product Innovator in Residence), Ntola Obazee (Chief Marketing Officer in Residence) and Aarthi Kumar (Chief Data & AI Strategist in Residence) among others.

“The gender stereotyping of what a tech founder looks like is real. Women innovating with tech are facing a multitude of challenges. From less funding and backers to fewer accelerator places” Dublin based entrepreneur, Máirín said, adding: “with higher barriers for women starting tech ventures we need new thinking and solutions.

“The TechFoundHer Collective is our answer, founder-led –  it’s a global network where women champion other women, share product and tech know-how and tap into investors who believe in them,” she explained.

Membership of the TechFoundHer Collective will give participants early access to tools, webinars and expert support and connect members with investors and industry champions.

Game industry icon Kelly Vero, the CTO in Residence for The Collective, said: “I’m thrilled to be joining TechFoundHer as CTO in Residence. I’ll be hosting Ask Me Anything sessions, this is a chance for members to ask me anything from building AI engines, designing games, creating clean tech stacks and surviving code chaos, to just staying sane while being the only woman in the room.”

TechFoundHer’s move comes as the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor reports a rise in women’s start‑up activity, up from 6.1% in the early 2000s to 10.4% in 2021‑23, yet still underscores the fact that women remain under‑represented in high‑growth tech sectors and leadership roles.

International investor and legal expert Lata Setty, Global Investor in Residence at The Collective said: “As Global Investor in Residence, thrilled to join the TechFoundHer Collective.

“Across the globe, women tech founders are crying out for a network that not only fuels innovation and collaboration, but also drives and measures progress.

“The TechFoundHer Collective delivers that momentum and so much more – helping founders move faster, build smarter, scale quicker and contribute to global impact.”

From community build-a-longs hosted by founders, to hands-on workshops using disruptive tools like Lovable and Replit, The Collective is redefining what it means to build a startup in 2025 and beyond.

Early adopter, entrepreneur Susie Kilcoyne who is the founder of loyalty platform Locket, said: “With the Collective, you’re not going solo. You’re building alongside a crew of founders who are all figuring it out together. That’s what makes it powerful.”

For more information or to join The Collective go to techfound-her.mn.co.

Download App on Apple App Store: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/techfoundher-collective/id6745909124

Download App on Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mightybell.techfoundher&hl=en

Viltrox AF 85mm F2.0 EVO FE Mount Lens: A Compact, Precision-built Powerhouse

Viltrox is pleased to announce the AF 85mm F2.0 EVO FE lens, launching the company’s new EVO lineup for creators seeking a perfect balance of performance, portability, and precision. Combining an entirely redesigned, enhanced optical layout with advanced autofocus technology, the lens brings exceptional sharpness, refined color rendering, and intuitive control to photographers and videomakers.

The new Viltrox EVO Series evolves the camera lens by perfecting every essential function, not by piling on complexity. The result is finely tuned control, exceptional image quality, and effortless portability for professional results. Every detail empowers creativity, enabling photographers to shoot with precision and ease, making this lens a powerful, friendly, and versatile starting point for everyone. EVO combines high-performance optics, intuitive physical controls, and compact, lightweight design, achieving a perfect harmony of performance and portability.

Precision optics for a pure, clean image

Engineered with 10 elements in 8 groups, the AF 85mm F2.0 EVO achieves edge-to-edge clarity even when shot wide open at F2.0. Its resolving power captures the finest details across the frame, maintaining exceptional sharpness and natural contrast from center to corner. Resolution peaks between F4 and F5.6, allowing users to achieve consistently clear results across a range of apertures, lighting conditions and creative styles.

Compact and lightweight, but professional

Weighing only 340 grams, this is Viltrox’s smallest and lightest full-frame 85mm lens. The compact design offers balanced handling and comfort, ideal for travel, street photography, and long portrait sessions. The 85mm focal length provides a classic portrait perspective, with natural compression and well-controlled distortion that flatters subjects while preserving true-to-life rendering. Despite its compact size, the lens retains a solid, well-crafted feel that supports confident shooting in diverse environments.

F2.0 aperture: the perfect photographic tool

The F2.0 aperture delivers both aesthetic and practical advantages: smooth, natural bokeh with beautiful background separation, while maintaining excellent low-light performance, for both night portraits and cityscapes. The lens also boasts a minimum focus distance of 0.74 meters, allowing creative users to explore close-up compositions with refined texture and consistent detail.

Smooth, quiet, accurate autofocus

Driven by the high-precision STM stepping motor, autofocus performance is fast, quiet, and accurate, making it suitable for still photography as well as video applications that demand seamless, reliable focusing.

Intuitive, tactile control

Practical control features such as a Function (Fn) button, click switch, and auto/manual focus selector allow users to adapt quickly in dynamic shooting environments. Each control is designed for intuitive use, placing key functions within immediate reach.

Tough and always ready for action

Viltrox’s AF 85mm F2.0 EVO is built with reliability and durability in mind. A rubber-sealed lens mount provides resistance to light rain and dust, while a water and smudge-resistant front element coating keeps the lens ready for challenging outdoor conditions.

By combining sophisticated optical design, refined mechanical engineering, and everyday usability, the Viltrox AF 85mm F2.0 EVO offers creators an inspiring new tool for capturing portraits, detail shots, and fascinating scenes with exceptional clarity and character.

More details and how to buy

For more information, please visit:
Official Store: viltrox.com/products/af-85mm-f2-0-fe
Amazon Store US: www.amazon.com/dp/B0FSZF3WBT
Amazon Store Europe: www.amazon.de/dp/B0FSZF3WBT

MSRP: $275 / €315 / £265

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emporia SMART.7 Lite Review

The emporia SMART.7 Lite is not aiming to compete with high-end flagship devices; instead, it carves out a niche as a safe, durable, and highly accessible Android smartphone. Designed primarily for users who value ease of use, physical security, and longevity, the SMART.7 Lite combines essential modern features with a refreshingly simple interface.

The most distinguishing physical feature of the SMART.7 Lite is its compact, pocket-friendly 5.45-inch display. In an era of ever-larger phones, this smaller form factor is a welcome change for those who prefer one-handed use and easy portability.

The phone runs on Android 15, but its main appeal lies in the optional emporia interface—a streamlined, high-contrast mode featuring large icons and clear menu navigation. This makes the device intuitive for digital newcomers or anyone who finds standard Android too cluttered. Users can easily switch back to the familiar, full Android mode when needed.

Having tested many emporia devices over the years these are well thought out when it comes to useability and simplicity taking out the cumbersom menus we find on phones today and we have demoed how this works many times and you can see more in the unbxoing dwon below.

Features

  • Physical Panic Button: A signature emporia feature, the dedicated “No Panic” button is located on the back. It can be configured for instant emergency calls (sending GPS coordinates), or alternatively, set as a shortcut for a favorite app, the flashlight, or the camera.
  • User-Replaceable Battery: The 3500 mAh Li-ion battery is designed to be user-replaceable and tested for at least 1,000 charging cycles. This commitment to spare parts availability (guaranteed for at least seven years) and user-serviceability is a significant advantage for long-term ownership and sustainability.
  • Software Guarantee: Emporia promises updates for at least the next five generations of the Android operating system, along with ongoing security patches. This is a robust commitment that ensures the phone remains secure and functional well into the future.
  • Charging Cradle: The Lite version comes standard with a convenient docking cradle, making charging easier and reducing cable clutter, doubling as a useful hands-free hub.

Performance and Specifications

The hardware package is modest but highly capable for everyday tasks, especially when paired with the simplified emporia interface which you can also opt to change over to the standard complicated Android menu if you feel you are more adavanced.

Specification Detail
Processor MediaTek Helio G36 (Octa-Core, up to )
RAM/Storage (Expandable via microSD up to )
Display
Battery (Replaceable)
Camera (Rear) Triple-lens: (Main) + (Auxiliary) + (Macro)
Camera (Front) Selfie Camera
Connectivity (for contactless payments),

In terms of performance, the of RAM and Octa-Core processor are sufficient for smooth operation of communication apps, web browsing, and using the built-in emporia software. It may struggle with high-demand 3D games, but that is not the target use case and people need to realise all phones are not the same for certain end users.

The triple-lens camera setup has a front main sensor, is reliable for capturing clear photos in good light and taking basic shots for sharing with family. However, the auxiliary lenses ( and macro) are entry-level additions. The camera is not high end and not aimed at camera centric folks either night photos and videos not great but daytime impressive see samples below.

Images and video samples 

The emporia SMART.7 Lite is an excellent choice for three main user groups:

  1. Smartphone Beginners: The easy-mode interface and the included app (a free tutorial guide) make the digital transition smooth and stress-free.
  2. Seniors: The large, clear screen, simplified menus, dedicated emergency button, and hearing aid compatibility () directly address the needs of an older demographic.
  3. The Durability-Conscious: Users who prioritize sustainability, long-term software support, and the ability to replace their own battery will appreciate the phone’s design ethos.

The emporia SMART.7 Lite delivers exactly what it promises: a high-security, highly usable, and sustainable Android experience. It successfully balances modern necessity (NFC, Android 15, ample storage) with accessibility (physical buttons, simplified interface also combined with a cover screen to simplify what you need further withiut the clutter). If you are looking for a compact phone that you can easily maintain for years, that offers exceptional peace of mind with a dedicated panic button, and doesn’t overwhelm you with unnecessary complexity, the SMART.7 Lite is one to go for and an ideal gift for the seniors in you life.

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Galway’s Severe Weather Tech Goes National

Galway County Council and Galway Fire and Rescue Service have been recognised for leadership in emergency technology after their Severe Weather Event Management System (SWEMS) proved instrumental during Storm Eowyn and was recently showcased by Government as part of its storm review.

The local authority received the Best Local Government Authority Project Award at the 2025 Business Post Public Sector Digital Transformation Awards, held at the Mansion House in Dublin.

Developed in-house by Galway County Council and built on the ESRI ArcGIS platform, SWEMS provides emergency teams with a live, interactive map of severe weather events, enabling faster and more informed decision-making. The system also connects to public-facing platforms, including social media and a text alert service, giving residents real-time updates as conditions change.

“Up to now there has been a lag getting information, and we found we were behind the curve straight away,” said Paul Duffy, Senior Assistant Chief Fire Officer. “This system means all our information is there in front of us. From an organisational point of view, hours could be saved during severe weather and wildfire events.”

He continued, “The award recognises exceptional innovation in digital public service delivery, particularly in the face of increasingly frequent and severe weather events. With national rollout now underway, the SWEMS team is proud that our technology is set to redefine how Ireland prepares for and responds to climate-driven emergencies.”

Michelle Hennelly, Senior Assistant Chief Fire Officer, confirmed that the system was recently demonstrated to the Department of Climate, Energy and Environment (DCEE) as part of its storm review. She also highlighted a multi-county exercise led by Galway at the National Emergency Coordination Centre (NECC), involving eight local authorities and coordinated by the Office of Emergency Planning (OEP) under the Department of Defence.

“The exercise showed that SWEMS could be scaled across counties and departments with minimal cost,” Ms Hennelly added.

Project Lead Mackenzie Boland, from the council’s Geographical Information Systems (GIS) team, said SWEMS now underpins severe weather response for both Galway County and City Councils, supporting assessment teams and frontline crews alike.

Hennelly extended thanks to Michael Martin, Head of Information Systems at Galway County Council, and Barry Doyle, former GIS Lead, for their support throughout the project.

What’s Next for Game Monetisation in Ireland?

Ireland’s gaming scene has grown into something far bigger than casual entertainment. It is now a fast-moving mix of creativity, technology, and finance, and it is still expanding. From indie studios in Galway to global publishers with Dublin offices, the country’s footprint in the industry keeps getting stronger. But with growth comes a new challenge: how do you make money from games in ways that keep players engaged and coming back? The future of monetisation here is not just about revenue; it is about building systems that feel seamless, smart, and worth investing in.

From One-Off Purchases to Ongoing Revenue

The way games make money has completely changed in the past decade. Buying a title once and playing it for years has given way to microtransactions, subscription models, and in-game purchases that keep evolving with the game itself.

Ireland has followed the global shift to digital platforms and seamless payments, but with a stronger emphasis on trust and transparency. As iGaming continues to evolve, titles that could be found on exclusive Inclave casinos by pokerscout.com show how integrated gameplay, community features, and built-in payment options can create engaging, repeatable experiences across thousands of games where players can also enjoy exciting bonuses. The same as major releases like Fortnite, where in-game economies, events, and microtransactions are now central to how players interact with the game itself. These examples show how the future of monetisation will revolve around ecosystems that blend play, connection, and payment into something players want to keep returning to.

Clearer Rules, More Confidence

Game-related monetisation in Ireland is entering a new phase, with clearer boundaries emerging around areas like loot boxes, virtual currencies, and skill-based competitions, all while leaving room for creativity and new ideas. This shift is creating a more stable environment for studios to test different models without second-guessing how they will land. 

For players, it means more consistent, transparent experiences and greater confidence in how games are structured and paid for. That balance between innovation and clarity will be what pushes Ireland forward as one of Europe’s most dynamic gaming markets, building an industry where fresh ideas can thrive and audiences feel valued.

New Monetisation Models Taking Shape

Subscription-based access is on the rise, with services like Game Pass and PlayStation Plus proving that players value choice and flexibility. Blockchain and digital wallets are also opening up new ways to manage in-game assets, and while NFTs themselves have cooled off, the technology behind them still holds a lot of potential.

Skill-based competitions and real-money tournaments are growing too, especially among Ireland’s tech-savvy audiences. In every case, trust and usability are what drive spending, and platforms like Inclave are already showing how that combination works in practice.

Where Gaming and Fintech Meet

Ireland’s strength as a tech and fintech hub gives it a serious edge. The same systems that are driving modern finance are fuelling the next generation of gaming. Start-ups in Dublin, Cork, and Limerick are already exploring hybrid models that blend interactive entertainment with financial technology, backed by Enterprise Ireland and EU funding. 

These projects are looking beyond traditional payment methods, exploring integrated wallets, real-time rewards, and shared-value systems that make spending feel like part of the experience rather than a barrier to it. It’s easy to imagine Ireland becoming a testing ground for new ways to pay for games, approaches that focus less on one-off purchases and more on rewarding loyalty, building communities, and keeping engagement high.

Evolving Player Expectations

Irish players are increasingly mobile-first, switching between phones, tablets, and cloud platforms rather than relying solely on consoles or PCs. That shift demands monetisation models designed for flexibility and smaller, more frequent interactions rather than big upfront costs. It also changes how games are designed in the first place, shorter sessions, seamless cross-device play, and features that work just as well on the move as they do at home are becoming essential. Payment systems are evolving too, with integrated wallets, instant purchases, and subscription-style access built to match how people now play. The focus is shifting from single, high-value sales to ongoing engagement that fits naturally into daily life.

There is a growing expectation for clarity and simplicity; players want transparent pricing, clear communication about what they are paying for, and rewards that feel meaningful. They are looking to be part of a game’s evolution, not just passive buyers. Data analytics, personalisation, and loyalty systems will all shape how Irish studios build deeper connections with their audiences.

Looking Ahead

The future of game monetisation in Ireland depends on the right mix of creativity, technology, and clear frameworks. Developers are pushing for the freedom to experiment, players are looking for platforms they can rely on, and the industry is steadily moving towards revenue models that feel smarter and more seamless.

With secure systems like those seen in the Inclave network already leading the way, Ireland is well-positioned to shape the next phase of gaming. Whether through subscriptions, skill-based play, or blockchain-powered systems, the Irish market is set to redefine how games are valued not just in euros, but in how much players want to be part of them.

OxygenCare expands Digital Healthcare offering with Medanets

OxygenCare is delighted to announce the introduction of the Medanets integrated Point of Care Nursing app to its ever-expanding Digital Healthcare solutions portfolio. The collaboration brings together two companies with a shared vision for improving patient care through innovative digital healthcare solutions.

Stephen Nicholson, Digital Health Manager, OxygenCare, explains: “Medanets simplifies nursing routines, supports decision making, complements and integrates with EHR systems, and releases time to care for patients.’ The CE and MDR certified app was developed in collaboration with healthcare professionals.

OxygenCare is a multi-award-winning, family-owned business with over 50 years supporting healthcare throughout the island of Ireland.

“Their dedicated digital health team and prior experience in delivering complex ICU and anaesthesia systems make them an deal partner for us,” says Medanets CEO Juha-Matti Ranta. “On top of that, their deep market knowledge and the impression made by their team further solidified our confidence in this partnership. It seems we are a natural fit in both values and working style.”

For over 30 years, OxygenCare has been transforming digital healthcare through clinical systems and working with innovative products and solutions throughout Ireland. The Medanets integrated nursing app supports point-of-care documentation and immediate access to key patient data, making it a natural fit with OxygenCare’s digital portfolio.

Combining OxygenCare’s connectivity solutions with Medanets’ mobile solutions can provide significant added value both to organisations already using an electronic health record (EHR) and to hospitals beginning their digital journey.

“We can offer healthcare providers a fast-track way to modernise operations, even in settings where an EHR is not yet in place. For instance, Medanets supports “lightweight IT” approaches such as sending PDFs directly to a document archive—a direct impactful step forward in digital empowerment,” Ranta explains.

Maurice Moran, Managing Director of OxygenCare, adds: “This Medanets offering complements our portfolio, and we see strong market potential. Together, we are currently conducting exploratory efforts in the market to identify opportunities and tailor our approach to local needs. Through this new partnership, all care phases can be managed digitally through a single provider. This partnership marks a promising step toward improving healthcare outcomes in Ireland and underscores the strength of collaboration in driving innovation forward.”

SETU launches ‘Elevate’ digital resource to support micro-enterprises in the region

South East Technological University (SETU) has launched a new digital resource to support micro-enterprises in the region. ‘Elevate’ is an online platform that provides entrepreneurs with easy access to practical business assessments that help identify strengths and areas for development across a range of enterprise competencies.

The platform offers free online tools to evaluate digital readiness, sustainability practices, and innovation capacity, and to support succession planning. These tools enable businesses to identify growth opportunities and take clear steps towards development.

A key feature of Elevate is a set of interactive diagnostic tools that help business owners assess and challenge their operations. After completing a short series of questions, users receive a tailored report with recommendations to support future planning and sustainable growth. Each assessment takes only a few minutes to complete and focuses on strategic themes that can be further supported by SETU’s business support team.

The initiative is part of SETU – TU RISE (Technological University Research and Innovation Supporting Enterprise), which is strengthening research capacity and deepening engagement with enterprises across the south east. Elevate complements the activities of SETU’s recently launched Rural Innovation Hubs in Hacketstown, Urlingford, Rosslare Harbour and Dungarvan, giving business owners the opportunity to engage with the university in their locality or online.

Commenting on the new initiative, Brian Ogilvie, Head of Entrepreneurship and Rural Engagement, said, “As part of SETU’s wider activities to foster entrepreneurship and business engagement, Elevate reinforces our commitment to the business community, particularly those in rural locations.”

Ian Campbell, Business Development Manager at SETU, added, “Alongside our four new rural innovation hubs across the region, Elevate provides an accessible pathway for business owners to engage with the university’s supports, including our Technology Gateways. It offers valuable insights to inform decision-making and future planning.”

Visit elevate.setu.ie to begin your business’s journey with SETU.

XGIMI Launches Its Brightest 4K Projectors HORIZON 20 Series

After years of redefining projection, XGIMI continues to shape the future of home entertainment. Fresh off its debut at IFA 2025, the HORIZON 20 Series is now available, giving consumers access to the brand’s most advanced home projectors yet through XGIMI.com and Amazon.

The HORIZON 20 Series includes three models – HORIZON 20, HORIZON 20 Pro, and HORIZON 20 Max – each delivering exceptional 4K visuals, cinema-grade brightness, and true color accuracy powered by XGIMI’s all-new X-Master Red Ring Lens, the brand’s most advanced optical system to date. The flagship HORIZON 20 Max achieves a stunning 5700 ISO lumens, making it XGIMI’s brightest consumer projector yet.

All models support Dolby Vision, HDR10+, Filmmaker Mode, IMAX Enhanced, and DTS:X for an authentic cinematic experience. Built for gamers and creators alike, the series offers 1ms input lag, 240Hz refresh rates, and native Netflix compatibility, alongside Harman/Kardon-tuned speakers that deliver rich, balanced sound with remarkable clarity.

The HORIZON 20 Series is available now, starting at $1,699 for the HORIZON 20, $2,499 for the HORIZON 20 Pro, and $2,999 for the HORIZON 20 Max. For a limited time, XGIMI is offering up to $600 off during its open sales promotion on the full lineup.

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Workday To Invest €175M in Dublin AI Centre of Excellence, Adding 200 Jobs

Workday, Inc. the enterprise AI platform for managing people, money, and agents, today announced a three year €175 million investment and 200 specialised roles to establish its AI Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Dublin.

The investment, supported by IDA Ireland, expands the role of Workday’s EMEA headquarters in the company’s product research and development globally.   Since 2008, Workday’s Dublin-based teams have driven impactful R&D, including AI-driven solutions like Workday Learning and Workday Assistant.

The AI Centre of Excellence will focus on four key areas:

 

  • Product Development: Over 200 roles will be added in Dublin, helping to ensure  regional AI, cybersecurity, engineering and research expertise is reflected in Workday Illuminate, the company’s AI platform. Workday currently employs 2,200 people here, of which approximately 80% work in product research and development.

 

  • AI Upskilling: Workday has partnered with Technology Ireland Digital Skillnet to upskill 300 current employees through its AI Business Academy. In addition, through partnership with TU Dublin, over 285 employees have already graduated with certifications in AI relevant themes including Machine Learning, Cybersecurity, Entrepreneurial Leadership, Leadership and Team Enablement and Creating Successful Products.

 

  • AI Academic Fellowships & Partnerships: Workday’s Industry Fellowships, in collaboration with universities such as Trinity College Dublin and Dublin City University (DCU) and Research Ireland will directly embed post-doctoral researchers within R&D teams in the company. This allows top-tier academic talent to apply their expertise to real-world AI and machine learning challenges.

 

  • Partnership With Irish Tech Scale-Ups: Through the Workday Innovation Network – created with Enterprise Ireland – the organisation will collaborate with Irish AI start-ups, SMEs and industry leaders such as Wrksense and Workhuman to drive innovation.

Welcoming the investment, Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment Peter Burke T.D. said: “Since Workday acquired Irish tech innovator Cape Clear in 2008, it has evolved into a research and development powerhouse, based on a blend of talented people, technology and innovation which Ireland can uniquely provide. Workday’s decision to expand its AI footprint in Dublin is a testament to Ireland’s reputation as a global leader in technology and innovation. We are very pleased to support this investment and partner with Workday to maximise its new AI Centre of Excellence.”

“Dublin has been a cornerstone of Workday’s innovation for close to two decades,” said Graham Abell, Vice President, Software Engineering & Ireland Site Lead, Workday. “This latest investment will power our next chapter—pioneering the next generation of ERP, built for the AI era.”

“Workday’s decision to expand its AI footprint in Dublin is a testament to Ireland’s reputation as a global leader in technology and innovation. This investment of €175 million and 200 jobs over the next 3 years will further strengthen Ireland’s position at the forefront of AI research and development. I would like to wish Workday every success for this AI Centre of Excellence and I look forward to our continued partnership,’’ said Michael Lohan, CEO, IDA Ireland.

To support its continued growth in Europe, Workday will open a new, state-of-the-art EMEA headquarters at College Square, Dublin 2. The headquarters will include a new Customer Experience Centre (CXC) – an immersive space for European customers to collaborate alongside Workday product experts and senior leaders. Current career opportunities can be viewed at Workday’s online careers centre here.