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Subsidy boost for business broadband

...being offered much greater subsidies for high-speed Internet services after the Welsh Development Agency (WDA) gave its broadband support scheme a major revamp. The... Read more

24 March, 2004 by Graeme Wearden

Engineering BT to 21CN

...for several really good reasons — namely the innovation driving into Cardiff. The Welsh Development Agency and the ecosystem they have developed make it somewhere that... Read more

22 September, 2005 by Dan Ilett and Graeme Wearden

My first computer: The Dragon 32

Welsh splendour from the early 80s... iechyd dda! Read more

10 February, 2005 by Graham Hayday

BT boss wants government support not subsidies

...from the South West Regional Development Agency. The Welsh Assembly and the Welsh Development Agency have committed £43m to help get broadband into businesses and... Read more

11 September, 2002 by Graham Hayday

News Burst: EU accolade for Welsh high-tech plan

Some 50 separate projects involving 1000 organisations, pioneered under the Welsh Development Agency's (WDA) regional technology plan, have been piloted since 1996... Read more

21 October, 1998 by Chiyo Robertson

Wales pitches itself as offshore outsourcing location

...us operating in south Wales compared to operating inside the M25." The Welsh Development Agency has also managed to lure a host of IT services... Read more

12 October, 2005 by Andy McCue

West Midlands call centre pay woe

...survey was conducted by Mitial Research International (MRI) and commissioned by the Welsh Development Agency. It also claims Welsh call centre agents are more capable... Read more

30 September, 2004 by Andy McCue

BT boss backs government broadband policies

...from the South West Regional Development Agency. The Welsh Assembly and the Welsh Development Agency have committed £43m to help get broadband into businesses and... Read more

11 September, 2002 by Graham Hayday

Wales gets £100m broadband boost

...centres where companies can see what benefits broadband use can bring. The Welsh Development Agency (WDA) will also subsidise the cost of satellite links to... Read more

12 July, 2002 by Graham Hayday

Technologies Time Forgot: The Dragon 32

Welsh splendour from the early 80s... iechyd dda! Read more

11 February, 2002 by Graham Hayday

Technologies Time Forgot: The Dragon 32

Welsh splendour from the early 80s... iechyd dda! Read more

8 February, 2002 by Graham Hayday

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