Since the opening of Digital Equipment Corporation in Galway in 1971 its legacy — now in the guise of Hewlett Packard Enterprise — is still as strong as ever, writes Dr Chris Coughlan.

Ireland finds itself on the wrong side of public opinion as tax havens attain pariah status. However, the country’s low corporate tax rate means it is a hostage of multinationals, writes John Walsh.

Venture capital chief says there’s plenty of money available for start-ups, writes John Hearne.

EU-funded Seventh Framework Programme key instrument in helping to develop Ireland’s knowledge economy.

The Irish Software Association and other industry bodies have indicated that the technology, communications and telecommunications [TMT] sector has not been favoured in the proposed budget and much of what has been put forward is ‘smoke and mirrors’.