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Vish Gain
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Vish Gain is a journalist with Silicon Republic since July 2021. He has previously worked as a freelance journalist, writing about business and climate change in Europe.
Silicon Republic
The US has revoked as many as eight export licences this year to prevent companies from shipping goods to Huawei.
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We speak to Niall McEvoy of Elkstone on what he and other investors look for in the founder of a successful start-up.
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Ireland is 20 times more likely to experience extreme heat now that 80 years ago because of human-induced climate cha...
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New Zealand is set to proceed with a bill that will require Big Tech companies such as Meta and Google to pay news pu...
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Alphabet-owned Wing will soon deliver medical supplies to Blackrock Clinic and St Vincent's Private Hospital in Dubli...
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French regulators are reportedly preparing to charge Nvidia for breaking competition laws in the country as the chipm...
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The EU has told Meta that its ‘pay or consent’ advertising model does not comply with the bloc’s rules following a pr...
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Founded by Niall O’Gorman, MarketSizer aggregates millions of data points to deliver real-time insights for SaaS comp...
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Workplace wellbeing start-up Lua Health has raised €500,000 in pre-seed funding led by Enterprise Ireland and Gianni ...
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Apple is reportedly working on making its recent host of AI features available on the flagship Vision Pro VR headset.
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EU competition chief Magrethe Vestager has called out Apple’s decision to delay the roll-out of certain AI features f...
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Meta is considering blocking news content from Facebook if Australia enforces a law requiring the platform to pay lic...
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