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Think Business
While the overall venture capital market is challenging, Nexus Inclusion is one of the young companies attracting investor interest.
Think Business
New AI-driven toolkit aims to help businesses meet regulations and reach a global market of more than 1bn users.
Silicon Republic
O’Mahoney claims to have built a “first” in the digital accessibility space with a new AI-powered tool to allow for continuous compliance detection across websites, digital products, and video and other media.
Think Business
While the overall venture capital market is challenging, Nexus Inclusion is one of the young companies attracting investor interest.
Business Post
Nexus Inclusion, plans to hire five new staff over the next year to aid its efforts to become the European market leader in digital accessibility.
ITBrief
For me, inclusion is deeply personal. As someone who has grown up with limited vision, I don't want to be accommodated; I want to be included in every aspect of life. To me, this is inclusion.
Business Plus
Nexus Inclusion is set to launch its B2B digital accessibility and inclusion software after raising €3.5m.
Think Business
New AI-driven toolkit aims to help businesses meet regulations and reach a global market of more than 1bn users.
Tech Central
The company was founded by Kyran O’Mahoney, whose career spans senior technology roles with well-known Irish brands such as Ryanair, Dunnes Stores, Vision Ireland (formerly NCBI) and AIB.
Business Post
Nexus Inclusion, the Irish accessibility startup founded by Kyran O’Mahoney, has raised €1.5 million in a fresh funding round ahead of the launch of its new AI-powered B2B tool.
Silicon Republic
O’Mahoney claims to have built a “first” in the digital accessibility space with a new AI-powered tool to allow for continuous compliance detection across websites, digital products, and video and other media.
Irish Tech News
An Irish entrepreneur, born with sight loss, has secured €2 million in funding to develop pioneering AI software to make the internet more accessible for people of all abilities.