by Nicholas Fearn , September 12
Wales needs to be a provider and not just a consumer of emerging technologies, according to a recent National Assembly Committee meeting. The Economy, Infrastructure and Skills Committee believes that the nation has the capabilities and resources to become a world leader in areas such as artificial intelligence. Innovations like IoT, automation and AI will dominate...
Read More >by Nicholas Fearn , September 11
Welsh ICE, an innovation centre based in Caerphilly, has contributed £53 million to the Welsh economy since launching in 2012. That’s according to a report carried out by social and economic research company Wavehill. It looked at the number of jobs and revenue the centre has created. It found that, as a result of continued investment...
Read More >by Nicholas Fearn , September 10
Technologists from around the world will descend on Swansea today to attend the 2018 SwanseaCon agile development event. Now in the fourth year, SwanseaCon is a one-day conference aimed at software developers and testers, business analysts, scrum masters, project managers and consultants. The event will take place at Village Hotel and is being sponsored by organisations such...
Read More >by Nicholas Fearn , September 7
From reaching new highs in the rankings to the opening of Bay Campus, Swansea University is going through something of a golden age. But things are only just getting started for the university. The Computational Foundry will see it become a world-leading centre of technology research and development. Tech Dragons recently caught up with Alan...
Read More >by Nicholas Fearn , September 6
Cardiff University has been recognised as a leading academic institution helping to make sure Britain is a safe place to live and work online. It’s been named an Academic Centre of Excellence in Cyber Security Research by the National Cyber Security Centre, and is the first organisation in Wales to receive this honour. The award...
Read More >by Nicholas Fearn , September 5
Techniquest is working on a bespoke show that’ll take place in its Planetarium to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. The science discovery centre, located in Cardiff Bay, has been awarded £6000 from the Science and Technologies Facilities Council (STFC) to hold the show next year. Martin Palmer-Smith, a science communicator at...
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