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A new study commissioned by MATRIX NI highlights post-quantum cryptography and quantum-safe communications as the most immediate business prospects, alongside photonics and sensing technologies.
Three individuals from Interpath have been named joint administrators for the Ballymena-based firm, which has faced rising input costs and job losses since its founding in 1972.
Dr Caoimhe Archibald says the Northern Ireland Space Enabled Region Pathfinder identifies practical applications for space data to tackle regional challenges
The Department for the Economy has opened a public appointment process to select new Chairs for the governing bodies of Northern Regional College, South Eastern Regional College, Southern Regional College and South West College.
Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald confirmed the capital injection will modernise facilities at Tully Bay Marina, aiming to increase annual output from 300,000 to over 1.6 million bottles while creating three new posts.
Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald highlighted the event's 25th anniversary and its status as a major cultural celebration returning to the city after a long absence.
The NI Index of Services reached a new series peak in the second quarter, while retail sales contracted and annual redundancies fell sharply compared to last year.
Dr Caoimhe Archibald announced the automatic reduction applies to roughly 860,000 households regardless of payment method or income level.
The Northern Ireland Executive has confirmed the renewal of roles for Stephen Mathews and Tom Irvine, whose terms begin on 12 September and conclude no later than 11 September 2030.
