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<p>Microsoft will spend A$5bn (€3bn) expanding its artificial intelligence, or AI, and cloud computing abilities in Australia.</p>

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Microsoft to invest €3bn in AI facilities in Australia

Spending amounts to a charm offensive by company in a country that began public consultation this year over regulation of AI

<p> Noel Horgan, KAON Automation's regional manager, at the company's new facility in Little Island in Cork. Picture: Cathal Noonan</p>

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Robotics firm expanding in Cork seeks engineers and technicians

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Risks from automation: Rural areas need vision to survive

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Robot helper improves safety for cattle drovers

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Workers losing out as automation quickens

Joe Gill: Ireland could be a leader of the automation revolution

Driverless cars are out of our control

Scepticism about automatic transport is nothing new. Robert Hume looks back at more than a century of misgivings.

Mon, 26 Dec, 2016

German automation technology company Pilz to build new research-and-development centre

German automation technology company, Pilz, has acquired a 3,000 square metre site adjacent to its existing Cork facility. This will allow it to significantly expand its Irish operations.

Fri, 24 Jun, 2016

automation

Microsoft to invest €3bn in AI facilities in Australia

Robotics firm expanding in Cork seeks engineers and technicians

Risks from automation: Rural areas need vision to survive

Robot helper improves safety for cattle drovers

Workers losing out as automation quickens

Joe Gill: Ireland could be a leader of the automation revolution

Driverless cars are out of our control

German automation technology company Pilz to build new research-and-development centre

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Mick Clifford

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Microsoft to invest €3bn in AI facilities in Australia

Robotics firm expanding in Cork seeks engineers and technicians

Risks from automation: Rural areas need vision to survive

Robot helper improves safety for cattle drovers

Workers losing out as automation quickens

Joe Gill: Ireland could be a leader of the automation revolution

Driverless cars are out of our control

German automation technology company Pilz to build new research-and-development centre

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Mick Clifford

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