MIDAS Ireland in conjunction with IPIC (the Research Ireland Centre for Photonics) are inviting you to the upcoming Photonics Industry Forum 2025. Date: Thursday May 22nd, 2025, from 10:00am to 4:30pm (GMT). Location: Devere Hall, UCC Main Campus. Join industry Read more…
The company has been going from strength to strength, showing that Ireland punches well above its weight in the space-tech arena. Many astronauts who travel to space and are able to look back at the Earth from this incredibly unique Read more…
Ireland is home to both international chip giants and home-grown deep-tech start-ups, highlighting its strength in the semiconductor sphere. Global semiconductor demand continues to surge along with the adoption of the latest offerings in generative artificial intelligence (GenAI), cloud computing, Read more…
The firm is developing technology to aid communication with satellites Emmet Ryan January 6, 2025 Aoife Kelly, Dr Mark Kelly and Marie Bourke, founders of Celtonn at the Nexus Innovation Centre , University of Limerick. Picture: Arthur Ellis The firm, Read more…
At our Annual Gala Dinner on 5th Dec 2024, MIDAS Ireland honoured Liam Madden with an Outstanding Achievement Award. Liam is an Engineering Graduate from University College Dublin with a Master of Engineering from Cornell University. He worked for much Read more…
Irish quantum computing company Equal1 has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with chipmaker giant Nvidia to collaboratively work together on furthering Quantum Computing. The two technology companies will collaborate on Quantum technology use cases, business models and proof of Read more…
As the global semiconductor industry booms, Ireland has significant opportunities to play a part on the world stage. Our Strategy team take a look at Ireland’s potential as a semiconductor hub. Semiconductor growth: the sky’s the limit Ireland already occupies Read more…
The four-year research project aims to create advances in car cameras and AI to enhance how automated vehicles react to their surroundings. Lero, the Science Foundation Ireland research centre for software, has partnered with semiconductor giant Arm to improve road Read more…
