Ireland has really become a place where a lot of Europeans want to work and we've been very lucky in attracting great talent from all over Europe that are now working in Dublin
Cork has become the global hub of choice for international headquarters of technology companies, home to over 100 technology companies. With over 40,000 students across Cork’s two universities, NetApp’s decision to base its international headquarters in Cork provides access to a talent pool that is truly worthy of supporting the robust and evolving technology market. As well as being a part of the vibrant emerging business scene in Cork, NetApp’s hybrid working model means there are opportunities for technical and non-technical candidates across Ireland.
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Leixlip, Co. Kildare: Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Leo Varadkar today announced plans by Nikon Precision Europe (NPE) to expand its operations with the opening of its new offices on Kildare Innovation Campus. The offices will form part of its worldwide support network.
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New York-based tech company NS1, a leader in smart network control solutions, is establishing a presence in Cork, Ireland as a major step to further the company's global presence. The company is set to hire at least 30 computer engineers from various backgrounds and levels of expertise over the next two years.
The ESB has been working with Fluence, Kirby Group and Powercomm Group on the Cork battery plant, as well as other similar Dublin plants.
Future Mobility Campus Ireland is working with companies such as General Motors and Collins Aerospace on projects ranging from drones to autonomous driving.
Mercedes is adding Luminar sensors into a broad range of its vehicle lines, to enable autonomous driving on highways and driver assistance in urban settings.
Smart buildings don't just create more comfortable, safe and productive environments, they also save money. Innovation Ireland Review talks to Joe Walsh at Siemens to find out why intelligent buildings are a smart idea.
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