We're growing jobs based on AI, not destroying them, says tech boss
Of those, 1,914 were direct jobs in the industry, concentrated around Newport and the wider M4 corridor.
- ▪Of those, 1,914 were direct jobs in the industry, concentrated around Newport and the wider M4 corridor.
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| Publication time | Tue, 22 Sep 2026 22:02:18 GMT |
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We're growing jobs based on AI, not destroying them, says tech bossImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Newport has a long history of semiconductor production, which is booming due to the hardware requirements of artificial intelligenceByHuw ThomasWales business correspondentPublished7 minutes ago"I think there's a huge fear of AI taking away jobs. It's quite the opposite here," said Jutta Meier, who leads one of Wales' most successful semiconductor companies.In a vast metal building on the edge of the M4, scientists and engineers at IQE wear futuristic overalls as they create the chips that fuel the revolution in artificial intelligence (AI)."We are growing great jobs based on AI and supporting AI, quite the opposite from destroying jobs by AI," Meier said.The UK's AI minister…
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