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Ireland is facing financial sanctions following its referral to the Court of Justice of the European Union in recent weeks for failing to fully transpose the Network and Information Security Directive (NIS2) legislation into national law. Ireland was referred to the CJEU alongside France, Spain and the Netherlands for failing to fully transpose NIS2, which [&hellip The post Ireland faces EU financial sanctions over NIS2 delay appeared first on TechCentral.ie.

Redfaire, an Oracle enterprise resource planning (ERP) services provider, has announced a €13 million minority investment by growth capital investor BGF to support its international expansion and continued development of its Oracle Fusion practice. Founded in 2003, the Limerick-headquartered business provides consulting, implementation, managed services, application support and cloud services across Oracle’s JD Edwards (JDE), [&hellip The post Redfaire secures €13m minority investment from BGF to power global growth appeared first on TechCentral.ie.

Google wants to move production of its Pixel devices completely out of China from next year, according to a report by Nikkei Asia. Google is said to have informed its suppliers that production of Pixel smartphones, smartwatches and earbuds must take place outside China from 2027 onwards. Google has expanded its production capacity in Vietnam [&hellip The post Google wants to move production of Pixel devices completely out of China from 2027 appeared first on TechCentral.ie.

Video service Vine appears to have returned as Divine, the platform where users can create and share videos that last just six seconds and then loop endlessly. The new app also includes more than 2.5 million original Vine videos. To further distinguish itself from other platforms, Divine bans AI-generated content. Founder Evan Henshaw-Plath, a former [&hellip The post Vine is back under a new name appeared first on TechCentral.ie.

In the second quarter, Alibaba posted an operating profit that was 57% lower than a year earlier. The cause: heavy AI investments, such as in the Qwen model. The AI labs & applications segment, which includes model development and the consumer app Qwen, saw its loss quadruple in a year to two billion dollars. Revenue, [&hellip The post Loss at Alibaba’s AI division quadruples, Qwen embraced appeared first on TechCentral.ie.