30 places up for grabs for ambitious entrepreneurs Google is inviting high potential start-ups to apply for its Autumn Adopt A Startup programme as it opens applications from today. This is an opportunity for ambitious entrepreneurs to receive hands on mentoring from experienced Google employees over a 12 week period and attend an exclusive programme
LogoGrab has been named the winner of the Google Adopt a Startup 2017 Spring Programme following a dragon’s den style final held in the Foundry at Google’s EMEA headquarters in Dublin. LogoGrab’s technology is used to identify brands in both images and video, the LogoGrab Brand detection API works in many different verticals such as
This year Doodle theme is ‘If I could create anything it would be…’
Healthy bean food, wastewater treatment technology and IoT Air quality device among businesses through to final of programme for Irish Startups
Total employment in Google Ireland reaches 6,000 people, a 20% increase in the past 12 months
Last year Google gave a commitment to train one million Europeans in digital skills by the end of 2016 and the programme has been so successful that today, it announced it is doubling its outreach to train 2 million people across Europe in digital skills. Ronan Harris, Head of Google in Ireland said; “We want
Dublin Rising 1916-2016 is a virtual city streets tour exploring the iconic places, people and stories of 100 years ago, narrated by actor Colin Farrell
Search for Ireland’s coders and computer scientists of tomorrow begins
Google has begun construction on a new Data Centre at Profile Park in West Dublin. 400 jobs will be created during the construction of the new €150 million Data Centre, the first phase of which is expected to be completed later this year. The new two storey data centre is being built alongside Google’s existing
Record number of 5,000 entries winner will receive a €5,000 scholarship