The company aims to use its technology to address current electricity grid challenges and could play a key role in the transition to decarbonisation.

Read more: Dublin-based SuperNode secures €8m to develop its tech

Budget 2025 has been unveiled, and with it come a few notable measures pertaining to the Irish business, SME and start-up landscapes.

Read more: Budget 2025: What’s in store for businesses in Ireland?

Yosef Safi Harb was inspired to develop cardiac monitoring tech after seeing his father’s struggle to get a diagnosis for his heart condition.

Read more: Happitech: Detecting heart conditions using a smartphone

The collaboration will see Equal1 work with the chip giant on how best to apply and integrate quantum solutions.

Read more: Dublin’s Equal1 to collaborate with Nvidia on quantum

This year’s winners are Evogen, PolliKnow, SoloBook and UnitMode, showcasing their potential as successful businesses.

Read more: Four start-ups win big at 2024 New Frontiers programme

Along with Tines, other tech start-ups that have reappeared on the list include Wayflyer, Manna, Outmin, &Open and Deciphex.

Read more: Tines takes top spot in latest LinkedIn ranking of Irish start-ups

The company will use the funding to expand its New York-based team and invest in new R&D initiatives.

Read more: Accounting start-up from former Revolut workers raises $13.5m

HTMS will help Amazon reduce its heating and cooling energy requirements by up to 14pc at its fulfilment centres in Coventry, Daventry and Doncaster in England.

Read more: Dublin’s HTMS to trial sustainability solution in Amazon accelerator

The company’s novel technology allows drug-makers to quickly analyse opaque liquids, a hurdle for manufacturers previously.

Read more: Marama Labs secures €280,000 to expand Irish operations

The start-up, which aims to fight burnout among veterinarians, will use the funding to further develop its AI technology.

Read more: AI start-up Scribenote lands $8.2m to help vets keep records

The ethics and compliance training platform founder Dr Daniel Malan thinks Dublin will become the 'corporate governance capital of Europe'.

Read more: IntegrityIQ set to be first company to spin out of Trinity Business School

This San Francisco-based start-up wants to make sure that AI and machine learning models are consistent and reliable, no matter the situation.

Read more: Kolena: Putting AI and ML reliability to the test

The start-up is in the process of growing its team ahead of a planned US launch and recently completed clinical trials for its products.

Read more: Luminate Medical raises $15m to support cancer patients at home

The creator of the list, France Digitale connects start-ups and investors to support entrepreneurship in Europe.

Read more: Four Irish start-ups ‘leading on global scale’ in new European list

Founded this year, Pablo Jose Treviño Llorens’ start-up has ambitious plans to shake up the cybersecurity solutions and consulting scene.

Read more: Pablosec: Using advanced tech for cybersecurity solutions

'We’re breaking down the barriers to AR content creation, enabling anyone, anywhere, to produce immersive experiences,' Imvizar's founder said.

Read more: Irish start-up raises €1.5m for ‘no-code’ AR creation tool

The finalists will each receive €10,000 and a funded trip to Ireland to meet with investors and industry leaders.

Read more: South African finalists announced for Dogpatch Labs accelerator

Co-founder Aiden Murray said the start-up is like ‘Shopify for content licensing’.

Read more: Content licensing start-up Contenseo scores €390,000

Stripe and Klarna backer Atomico has raised two funds to drive growth in the European tech start-up scene.

Read more: VC Atomico raises $1.2bn to drive tech growth in Europe

The Cork-based company recently expanded its operations to Dublin and says it is at a 'very exciting stage of expansion' in both the EV and solar energy sectors,

Read more: ePower raises €16m to boost Ireland’s EV and solar markets