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GMIT students take top prizes at Intel Galileo Technology Competition

Colin Gill with his G Tune, automatic guitar tuner one of the winners at the final of the Intel 3rd level Galileo competition where students design Internet of things applications with the Intel Galileo board.

By |April 11, 2016|Categories: General|Tags: , , , , , , |0 Comments

More than Moore: Why the Semiconductor Industry Needs a New Narrative

Exponential progress in chip design has given us a world of incredible processing power, with mobile gadgets that were unimaginable for most people even 10 years ago. Having had our expectations exceeded year after year, it's perhaps understandable that we

22 Projects to Compete in Intel Mini Scientist Grand Final

Constantine Melega from St.Mary's Boys National School in Maynooth pictured with their project Rainbow Tube at the Intel Mini Scientist Regional Final in Leixlip. This year more than 5,500 students from 110 different schools across

By |January 18, 2016|Categories: Events|Tags: , , , , |1 Comment

Surface 4 Pro – More Than Scratching the Surface for Enterprise Customers

The Irish release date of the Microsoft Surface Pro 4 has been eagerly anticipated by its fans since it was announced in October in New York along side the Band 2, Book and Lumia 950 and

By |November 19, 2015|Categories: Enterprise, Gadgets, Review|Tags: , , , , , , |5 Comments

‘Internet of Things’ Emerges as a Dominant Theme at Web Summit 2014 [Video]

Connectivity between devices and people in their homes, work and cars has emerged as the big theme to dominate the discussions, deals, and bars around Web Summit 2014. Paul Daugherty, CTO of Accenture, pointed out that

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