Transforming Transport: Welsh Tech & Innovation Leaders Discuss TfW’s Ambitions

We brought together leading voices from across Wales’ tech ecosystem for an open and constructive conversation about how we can strengthen collaboration between Transport for Wales (TfW) and tech leaders to help advance and transform Wales’ transport network. On 15 July 2025, we swapped offices and boardrooms for Bunsen burners as we hosted a roundtable…

US automation giant Intellistack backs Wales Tech Week 2025

Wales Tech Week, the nation’s largest international tech summit, has named Intellistack, formerly Formstack, a leader in data capture and workflow automation, as its Headline Partner for 2025. A global leader in AI-driven process automation, Intellistack supports more than 32,000 organisations worldwide. In a further show of commitment to Welsh innovation and global tech leadership, Aled…

Wales Tech Week 2025: A glimpse into the future with Matthew Griffin

As Wales Tech Week 2025, powered by Technology Connected, prepares to welcome business leaders, policy-makers, investors and innovators from across the globe this autumn (24-26 November) at the International Convention Centre (ICC) Wales in Newport, all eyes are on this year’s keynote speaker Matthew Griffin, a globally renowned futurist and strategist. As a futurist working…

de Novo Solutions Ranked 8th in The Sunday Times 100 Fastest-Growing Companies

de Novo Solutions, a multi-award-winning Welsh technology company specialising in delivering personalised, data-driven digital experiences across Finance, Procurement, HR, and Payroll functions, has achieved prestigious recognition just four years after launch in the annual list showcasing the country’s leading entrepreneurial businesses, highlighting both their growth and the people behind them. Founded in 2021 by Chief…

US semiconductor giant partners with Wales Tech Week 2025

Vishay Intertechnology has become the latest leading technology company to partner with the upcoming Wales Tech Week 2025. Established over six decades ago, the US-headquartered firm currently employs 23,000 people and manufactures a wide range of semiconductors at locations across the world, including Germany, Italy, Austria and Newport, south Wales – home to the UK’s largest…