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The Herald’s main news feed leans towards science and technology. It covers breakthroughs in computing, space and telecoms that will shape everyday life in Gwynedd as much as anywhere else.
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Quantum computing is a favourite subject, with time crystals, longer-distance connections between devices and new atomic-layer components. Supercomputing also features through JUPITER, Europe’s first exascale machine. Space stories follow the UK Space Agency and an ESA mission searching for Earth-like planets.
Closer to the user, articles look at a £6.9 million investment in UK satellite communications, the promise of 6G for greener cities, AI chips that could change how we use the internet and the security risks of end-of-life software. Several headlines are dramatic; the articles themselves are the better guide. For a first read, the satellite and software pieces have the most direct impact on households.
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Tremadog pupils to raise £30k for school wind turbine
PLANS for a £30,000 wind turbine on a primary school playing field is set to cut the school’s electricity bill by £1,000 a year. Pupils…
Doubts over Caernarfon prison plan
DOUBTS have been raised about the plan to build a prison on the former Ferodo/Friction Dynamex site. The owners of the site on the banks…
Caernarfon Woolworths could be shops and offices
A SCHEME to convert a former Woolworths store into two shops, office accommodation and flats, has been launched. Salisbury-based firm, James Hay Pensions Trustees Ltd,…
Developer scraps plans for 62 flats at Pwllheli Pavilion
A MAJOR £17m seafront development plan which was designed to give first time buyers a foot on the property ladder is now in ruins. Developer…
Future of Bryn Llewelyn Home hangs in the balance
THE future of a residential home, that local councillors are fighting to keep open, will be discussed during a formal consultation period that gets underway…





