News

3rb February 2012
IT salaries increased at fastest rate for three years in 2011
Permanent IT salaries improved at the fastest rate for three years in 2011, according to data from recruitment website CWJobs.co.uk.

3rd February 2012
Commitment to Welsh business reinforced by Welsh Government Infrastructure Investment Plan
Maximum benefits for Welsh companies and communities will be a central priority in developing the Wales Infrastructure Investment Plan.

3rd February 2012
Edwina Hart announces extension to Broadband Support Scheme.
Business Minister Edwina Hart has announced she is extending the highly successful Broadband Support Scheme which is tackling and eradicating broadband notspots in Wales.

3rb February 2012
UK firms shunning overseas business
Only one in five UK firms is planning to trade overseas, far fewer than in France or Germany, according to a new study.

2nd February 2012
ReRAM competes to be tech's next memory chip standard
A next generation RAM memory that remembers data even when the power is turned off is nearing production.

2nd February 2012
Kinect for Windows gesture sensor launched by Microsoft
Microsoft has launched a version of Kinect, its voice and motion-controlled sensor, to work with Windows-based PCs.

2nd February 2012
Could Wales leave the United Kingdom?
Talk of independence is growing – and the referendum in Scotland in 2014 is eagerly awaited. But could Wales really break free from England – and stand on its own?

1st February 2012
Facebook's market listing is imminent – but does it have Google's potential?
The world's leading social site is expected to sell off a 10% stake for up to $10bn – implying an overall value of $100bn

1st February 2012
Midnight deadline for business grants
The Welsh Government’s £15million Economic Growth Fund – the short term, fast track grant introduced to provide businesses in Wales with immediate access to capital funding - closes to applications tonight (Tuesday).

31st January 2012
Data protection changes will improve cloud uptake, says Kroes
The new EU data protection rules proposed last week by the European Commission (EC) will make cloud-based services more attractive to European consumers and businesses, according to Vice President of the EC for the Digital Agenda, Neelie Kroes.