New telecoms firm launches in Merthyr
by Nicholas Fearn , December 17
Two seasoned entrepreneurs with a passion for providing great customer service in the technology sector have launched a new telecoms firm in South Wales >Dean James and Ian England, who have spent a combined 50 years working in the Welsh telecoms industry, have joined forces to launch Incom Wales. Backed by Incom-CNS Group, the company specialises in...
Read More >Welsh IT consultancy launches trainee schemes to close tech skills gap
by Nicholas Fearn , December 14
Welsh IT consultancy DevOpsGroup has launched its 2019 intern and graduate programmes as part of continued efforts to close the growing tech skills gap. Delivered through the DevOpsGroup Academy, the schemes offer practical work experience and academic training centred around the latest DevOps, Agile, and cloud practices and technologies. James Harvey, head of the Academy, said:...
Read More >Welsh village with ultrafast broadband wins top European award
by Nicholas Fearn , December 13
A rural Welsh village with some of the fastest internet speeds in the UK has received a prestigious European Broadband Award. The community of Michaelston-y-Fedw, which is situated between Cardiff and Newport, offers residents upload and download speeds of 1GBps. It’s a beneficiary of the Welsh Government’s broadband voucher schemes. Last month, the community was presented with the Innovative...
Read More >Techniquest joins global science initiative
by Nicholas Fearn , December 12
Science discovery centre Techniquest has been chosen to take part in a global network aimed at boosting collaboration in STEM research. Managed by the Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History in America, the OF/BY/FOR ALL Change Network network will work to establish and nurture robust science communities globally. Techniquest, an educational charity based in Cardiff...
Read More >New digital panel for public services in Wales
by Nicholas Fearn , December 11
A new expert panel has been set up by the Welsh Government to advise on how technology can improve public services throughout the country Led by Digital Minister Julie James and Lee Walters AM, the government said it’s aimed at “helping improve the delivery of public services in Wales through better use of digital technologies”....
Read More >Cardiff software firm launches 2019 graduate scheme
by Nicholas Fearn , December 10
Inspiretec, a software firm based in Cardiff, has opened applications for its 2019 graduate trainee scheme as part of continued scale-up plans. The company, which develops technology systems for the travel sector, is on the lookout for junior test analysts and junior software engineers to join its team of 140 staff members. It’s already hired...
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