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Sep 13, 2026

Sajid VayaniHOST
0:05
Did you know from an early age that you wanted to enter into the ICT industry?
Isabel OdidaGUEST
0:10
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I did.
Sajid VayaniHOST
0:11
Really?

10 MINS LATER

Sajid VayaniHOST
9:53
Family there.
Sajid VayaniHOST
9:54
Yes.
Sajid VayaniHOST
9:54
Did you know from an early age that you wanted to enter into the ICT industry?
Isabel OdidaGUEST
10:00
Yeah, I did.
Sajid VayaniHOST
10:01
Really?
Christopher ReynoldsGUEST
5:10
This leads us up to the beginning of the 20th century.
Christopher ReynoldsGUEST
5:14
And we're now in the ICT era.
Christopher ReynoldsGUEST
5:16
It's not just the IT era.
Christopher ReynoldsGUEST
5:19
It's the ICT, which is information communication technology.
Christopher ReynoldsGUEST
5:24
Everybody's got a mobile phone, if you're interested.
Christopher ReynoldsGUEST
5:26
in Afghanistan or other sorts of places, everybody's got a phone.

7 MINS LATER

Christopher ReynoldsGUEST
12:23
Massive changes.
Christopher ReynoldsGUEST
12:24
And so you've still got, you know, you still got habits within families that come from that agricultural era.
ElizabethHOST
6:43
Thank you for that, Aras.
ElizabethHOST
6:45
Perhaps you can share what problem or gap is ArcHub trying to solve within Ireland's ICT and AI ecosystem?
Araz RaoofGUEST
6:55
Yeah, well, I think for therapeutics, which I feel more comfortable addressing, that the core issue is always translational.
Araz RaoofGUEST
7:03
So we have a number of what we call, it might not be a nice wording, but we call them valleys of death,
ShadaHOST
9:43
Which of those do you think is the most critical right now and why do you think so?
Araz RaoofGUEST
9:48
Yeah, well, there I'm going to give you a biased opinion, Shada.
Araz RaoofGUEST
9:52
Because, of course, I mean, as I mentioned, we have three archives focusing on digital data science, which is called ICT.
Araz RaoofGUEST
10:01
The archive for, you know, health tech, really focusing on devices for therapeutic diagnostic and intervention.
Darragh O'BrienGUEST
15:14
Well, firstly, that, that's not correct.
Darragh O'BrienGUEST
15:16
Data centers are a very po- important port, i- impo- important part, excuse me, of our ICT sector.
Darragh O'BrienGUEST
15:22
They're our large industrials.
Darragh O'BrienGUEST
15:24
We employ about 200,000 people in ICT, and many of those firms who are heavily invested in Ireland, both domestic indigenous firms and indeed foreign f- foreign direct investment firms that have come here, many of the largest firms of European basis here want to hold their data here.
Darragh O'BrienGUEST
15:40
We're at the cutting edge of new technologies in Ireland.
Darragh O'BrienGUEST
15:42
I heard your piece earlier on in relation to new AI and Me- and Meta's new, uh, new AI as well.
Darragh O'BrienGUEST
16:13
And there are many countries, and there's rightly a discussion around data centers and how they're managed, but we're, we, if you were Germany, you're making cars.
Darragh O'BrienGUEST
16:21
You use a lot of energy to make cars.
Winston TackieHOST
27:26
Were you impressed by that number?
Peter KorteGUEST
27:30
Well, it's oftentimes ICT, the digital economy, ICT, et cetera, financial sector services who drives this.
Peter KorteGUEST
27:40
But as much as I like the ICT sector growing, I think we have to look at the numbers in terms of how many people it employs and agriculture and manufacturing.
Peter KorteGUEST
27:53
employs a large chunk of our labour force and therefore we should also look at those areas and ensure that they grow at a faster pace than we are seeing.
Winston TackieHOST
28:05
Now when you look at the numbers, it appears that the agri-sector and industry seems to be struggling.
Adom KasieboHOST
15:21
Thank you very much.
Alhassan IdrisuSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:43
ICT, Information and Communication Technology, is one of the most important sectors in the country.
Alhassan IdrisuSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:54
It accounts for 30.9% of the total GDP of the sector.
Alhassan IdrisuSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:03
And in those sectors, there is a lot of growth in the economy and in the ICT sector.
Adom KasieboHOST
16:16
I would like to thank Dr. Idrisu for this opportunity.
Adom KasieboHOST
16:19
I would like to thank Dr. Idrisu for this opportunity.
Michelle MariusHOST
51:47
Thank you so much for listening to the ICT Pulse podcast.
Michelle MariusHOST
51:51
You can find links to some of the things we talked about on our website, ict-pulse.com.
Michelle MariusHOST
51:59
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Michelle MariusHOST
52:04
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William HansonHOST
14:57
But Miss Crank-
Jordan NorthHOST
14:58
And Miss Crank taught ICT
William HansonHOST
14:58
... how did she look? Okay.
Jordan NorthHOST
15:00
Yeah.
Jeff GametHOST
8:25
But I well, actually, I just remembered.
Jeff GametHOST
8:28
I do remember seeing old, old prints out of France where they were predicting future communication technology technology.
Jeff GametHOST
8:40
And so this would be like early 1900s, I believe.
Jeff GametHOST
8:47
And, yeah, they're predicting video phones and cell phones.
Jeff GametHOST
8:25
But I well, actually, I just remembered.
Jeff GametHOST
8:28
I do remember seeing old, old prints out of France where they were predicting future communication technology technology.
Jeff GametHOST
8:40
And so this would be like early 1900s, I believe.
Jeff GametHOST
8:47
And, yeah, they're predicting video phones and cell phones.

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