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Welsh AI and Tech Innovators Invited to Showcase Their Solutions
Welsh technology businesses and innovators developing practical solutions that could help organisations improve productivity, reduce costs and unlock new opportunities are being invited to showcase their work through a new Business News Wales initiative.

DSRC Builds New Momentum Behind Wales’ Defence Sector Opportunity
A new momentum is building around Wales’ defence, security and resilience sector.

Airbus Creates 480 New Jobs in North Wales as Part of £150m Investment
North Wales is set to strengthen its position at the heart of the global aerospace industry.
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Data Centre Boom Raises Question Over Whether Wales Can Capture the Jobs
Wales' rapidly expanding data centre pipeline could create a significant new source of work for the country's construction and engineering sectors, but new analysis has raised questions over whether the Welsh skills base is large enough to capture the opportunity.
£4.1m Skills Programme to Target Growth in AI, Semiconductors and Advanced Manufacturing
A new multimillion-pound skills programme is being developed to support some of the fastest-growing industries across South East Wales.

Cardiff Met Secures £176,000 to Explore AI Food Safety
Cardiff Metropolitan University has secured £176,000 to explore how artificial intelligence (AI) could improve food safety in workplaces and at home.

How Admiral Is Developing Digital Talent from Within
For many employers, finding people with the right digital skills has become one of the biggest challenges facing business growth.

UK Government’s AI Reset ‘Must Build Trust Among Small Firms’
The AI Minister's new Cabinet role gives the UK Government an opportunity to help small firms adopt the technology with confidence, the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) says.

Why Powys County Council Chose to Grow Its Own Digital Talent
For many organisations, digital transformation is often held back by a simple challenge, finding the right people.

