Coding Fury
Corporate training in AI, data science, business intelligence and programming for organisations
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Coding Fury
Coding Fury provides tailored corporate training, courses, mentoring and training strategy in artificial intelligence, business intelligence and programming. Its courses focus on practical skills for applying technology at work.
The company works with organisations to build capability in emerging technologies and offers focused mentoring for small groups using their own systems and software.
Coding Fury Limited was founded in 2012 and is registered in Newtownards, United Kingdom. The company says it is based in Belfast.
Product: Tailored corporate courses, small-group mentoring and training strategy covering AI, business intelligence and programming.
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