Challenge and Opportunity for Ireland's Tech Sector in 2021

Challenge and Opportunity for Ireland's Tech Sector in 2021 Mason Hayes Curran


26 January 2021
We will never forget 2020. Factors like Brexit and COVID-19 accelerated the shift to online technology, redefining how we work, socialise and interact with each other.
COVID-19 and related public health measures necessitated the growth of e-signing platforms, allowing business to continue to sign deals remotely and safely. Artificial intelligence and machine learning made headlines and governments and policymakers are still grappling with how to encourage innovation while protecting users. We followed with interest the rise of electronic ‘smart contracts’ as they moved closer to being recognised as valid agreements under Irish law.
In 2021 we expect to see businesses monitor the implications the pandemic has on their GDPR obligations and the increased regulation of content on digital platforms. We also anticipate that new regulations will see the EU’s Digital Single Market taking a step closer to becoming a reality.

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