The firm says it will also launch a collaboration programme with universities and institutes of technology here.

The main Irish unit of US software giant Adobe paid just $41m (€34.7m) in corporation tax last year, despite its revenues rising by 19% to $2.23bn (€1.88bn).

Donal Hickey takes a look at the new online software making Ireland’s wetlands and their wildlife easier to find.

Gardaí have said they have identified an attempted software breach on their computer systems.

It’s time to put up or shut up in cloud software.

Peter O’Dwyer casts an eye over the nominated firms in the emerging category in the Cork Company of The Year Awards 2016.

Operating profits more than doubled, to €7.1m, at Irish software firm Openet Telecom last year, new accounts show.

Software allowing six-cylinder Volkswagen diesel engines to cheat on pollution tests is on more models than was originally thought, US environmental regulators have said.

Pre-tax profits at the main Irish unit of US security software developer McAfee increased last year by 7% to €25m.

Aiming to take the risk out of investing in marine renewable energy, Cork startup Exceedence has launched a revolutionary new software tool which can assess whether an energy project stands to make money or lose it.

It's understood that as many as 80,000 Irish cars could be affected by the diesel emissions scandal.

Irish travel software firm Datalex is continuing on an upward curve with new customers driving revenue growth in the first half of the year.

120 jobs are being created at a software company which is opening its new European hub in Dublin.

Cork company WorkCompass is now making inroads into the UK market with software which is designed to turn management theory into high-performance practice.

Ireland is unlikely to be the incubation centre that gives birth to the next global consumer-facing tech giant, in the mould of Facebook, Google, or Twitter, but can continue to rival the world’s elite in other areas, according to Enterprise Ireland’s software chief.