Dyson - the company known for its vacuum cleaners and fans - has announced major new plans for a new tech hub in Bristol.
The household appliances giant is looking to redevelop a building at near Bristol Bridge and opposite Castle Park, where it said "hundreds" of software and AI engineers could work.
The business, which was founded in Wiltshire by Sir James Dyson more than 30 years ago and is now a global tech firm, said it was intending for its new home, at number one Georges Square in Redcliffe, to be a research facility, where it would develop a 10-year product pipeline of gadgets and apps. The company's commercial and online sales teams for the UK and Ireland will also be based at the new Bristol office, as part of the proposals.
