Projects and News

28 Jan 2025
Cork Smart Gateway, Tech Industry Alliance & UCC's School of Computer Science combine to deliver Tech Industry Alliances first Tech Talk of 2025.
Tuesday, January 28th saw UCC’s School of Computer Science, Tech Industry Alliance and Cork Smart Gateway combine to deliver Tech Industry Alliance’s first event of 2025: “Innovating Together: Cutting-Edge Technologies for Industry”. The event brought together leading academic experts, industry professionals, and people with a keen interest in the latest technological trends for an engaging discussion on the schools research programmes and the future of technology.
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16 Dec 2024
Tech Industry Alliance, Cork Smart Gateway & UCC's School of Computer Science combine to deliver innovative Tech Talk.
This event will feature insightful talks by UCC's School of Computer Science & Information Technology's leading faculty members, showcasing the latest advancements in AI, Networks, Cybersecurity, and Human-Computer Interaction research within the school. Attendees will gain valuable insights into how these innovations are being applied to solve real-world challenges in industry. Dr. Ena Tobin, Head of Data Analytics at ETOS will provide an industry perspective on the benefits university engagement can bring for companies. In addition, the session will provide an overview of the various funding mechanisms available to support collaborative research projects and partnerships with the school, empowering companies to drive innovation
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02 Dec 2024
CSG & The VQ release the October VQ Mobility Report.
The October figures for the VQ are in. In this edition we have compared the weekly and daily trends for October and September to give more detailed insights.
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29 Nov 2024
ENTIRE & UCC's School of Computer Science host first AI training course.
Over 80 participants from a diverse range of SMEs and Public Sector Organisations recently attended ENTIRE’s ‘AI Literacy and the AI Act: From AI, to Ethics, to Regulation’ course. The European AI Act came into effect on August 1st 2024. Article 4 of the Act places obligations in relation to AI literacy within organisations that provide or deploy AI systems. As such organisations must prioritize building AI literacy among staff and system operators to adapt to the evolving regulatory landscape. Led by Professor Barry O’Sullivan from UCC, this interactive session offered: a robust framework for assessing AI systems—covering performance, fairness, bias, and robustness; a detailed exploration of the Seven Key Requirements for Trustworthy AI, Practical strategies for implementing the AI Act; as well as hands-on use of the Assessment List for Trustworthy AI. If you want to learn more about the services on offer throught the ENTIRE European Digital Innovation Hub, visit: https://entire-edih.ie
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