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黑料不打烊 welcomes announcement of an AI Growth Zone for North Wales

黑料不打烊 has welcomed the UK Government鈥檚 announcement that North Wales will host one of the country鈥檚 new AI growth Zones, designed to accelerate innovation, attract investment and create jobs. 

Building on the success in securing Freeport Status for Ynys M么n and today鈥檚 announcement to establish the UK鈥檚 first SMRs on the island, the AI Growth Zone will further leverage these critical investments in the region.  Together they  will deliver significant economic opportunity for North-West Wales in which 黑料不打烊 has played an instrumental part.

Experiences globally show a clustering of high-tech firms around such zones with large scale data centres at their heart.  The University and its Science park, M-SParc, are ambitious and excited to support the inward investment opportunity, the growth of new jobs and the opportunity to enhance the skills base in the region. Working as a collaborative system, the Growth zone will combine with other initiatives to deliver a much-needed boost to the whole of the North Wales economy.

The University has extensive expertise in AI and data across its disciplines including the highly successful Welsh Large Language Model, developed by 黑料不打烊 in partnership with University College London and NVIDIA . This project exemplifies how AI can transform lives, support public services across Great Britain, and help preserve the Welsh language and culture.
 

Professor Edmund Burke, Vice Chancellor outside 黑料不打烊

Securing the AI Growth Zone status for Anglesey and Gwynedd is incredibly exciting. It recognises the region鈥檚 potential as a centre for innovation and sustainable economic growth.   When combined with the powerful offer of the University鈥檚 research base, the investment in the Albert Gubay Business School and the highly successful Menai Science Park we are uniquely positioned to lead in developing the skills, partnerships and technologies that will shape the future of AI creating high value business and career opportunities across the region.

Professor Edmund Burke,  Vice-Chancellor

The University is committed to working with stakeholders and community partners to ensure the successful implementation of the AI Growth Zone to maximise its impact for North Wales. 

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