Technology

OPINION: ‘It was about as close to a strategy as padding a pillow with iron filings’ — Kirstie Logan-Townshend on the Online Safety Act

Swansea-based communications consultant and former government AI adviser Kirstie Logan-Townshend argues that the Online Safety Act was built to fail…

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New smart sensors rolled out to protect Swansea’s water users

Swansea Council says a growing network of smart sensors fitted to water rescue equipment across the city is already helping…

Swansea to train the UK’s next tech experts as £18m semiconductor centre launches

Swansea has been chosen to lead a major UK‑wide training programme to tackle a growing shortage of experts in the…

Port Talbot crowned Wales’ AI capital as £2.1m boost aims to supercharge Welsh businesses

Port Talbot has been named the AI capital of Wales after searches for tools like ChatGPT and Copilot rocketed by…

Big tech boost as Amazon‑owned Veeqo opens new Swansea HQ at 71/72 Kingsway

Welsh tech firm Veeqo has opened a flagship headquarters at 71/72 Kingsway, with Amazon pledging more than £150 million of…

Ospreys to bring cutting‑edge 5G technology to redeveloped St Helen’s

Vodafone and the Ospreys have announced a landmark deal to install a 5G Standalone Mobile Private Network (MPN) at the…

Bridgend at heart of new South Wales AI Growth Zone

Bridgend is set to play a central role in the UK’s latest push to expand artificial intelligence, with the former…

Llanelli to host pioneering NHS drone hub as Wales trials autonomous medical deliveries

Llanelli is set to play a central role in a groundbreaking UK‑funded project that will see autonomous drones delivering urgent…

Virtual Darts League hits bullseye with Full Fibre 

A Swansea-based online darts league has become the largest of its kind in the world, connecting thousands of players through…

Swansea city centre live facial recognition cameras return on September 26

Live facial recognition cameras will return to Swansea city centre on Friday, September 26, as South Wales Police step up…

Poor broadband and mobile signal ‘costing rural Welsh tourism millions’

Tourism businesses in rural and coastal Wales could be missing out on millions of pounds a year because of poor…

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