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Titan IC on the crest of a wave with new office move

Titan IC has moved into the new Concourse One building at the science park
Titan IC has moved into the new Concourse One building at the science park Titan IC has moved into the new Concourse One building at the science park

BELFAST cyber technology experts Titan IC has moved into prestigious new office premises in the Concourse One Building of the NI Science Park.

It says the move has been driven by continued growth and future expansion plans for the business, which will lead to the creation of a number of world-class engineering jobs over the next two years.

A spin-out from the Centre for Secure Information Technology (CSIT) at Queen's University, Titan IC has developed ground-breaking technology for the detection of cyber threats on high-speed networks.

It licenses this intellectual property (IP) to a number of tier-one cyber security companies in Silicon Valley and Israel for use in products such as Next Generation Firewalls.

It has also licensed the technology to a number of semiconductor companies for inclusion in the next generation of custom Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) chips which will tackle the latest cyber threats within the electronics of the network.

Built around a highly-skilled team of leading chip design engineers, software development engineers and cyber security academics, Titan IC has gained major inroads into the global cyber industry with its unique content inspection technology.

Due to its extensive cyber security talent pool and excellent education system, Belfast is quickly becoming the leading cyber security hub for Europe.

Belfast also benefits from an excellent time zone sitting neatly between Silicon Valley, Israel, Asia and Europe.

The company plans to double its team in the next 12-24 months and is keen to hear from world class FPGA and ASIC design engineers at info@titan-ic.com

“We're delighted to be moving to our new modern office in Concourse One while staying within the tech hub of the sScience park.” said Titan IC chief executive Noel McKenna.

“The new and enhanced space supports Titan IC’s ambition to create a first-class workplace for our employees and a welcoming environment for our customers.

“With exciting projects in the pipeline for 2019, we look forward to attracting the best talent to our team to continue this success and grow the business to its full potential.”