building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
In 2025, EPCC was selected by the UK Government’s Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade (BIST) to be the UK’s AI Factory Antenna, under the European Commission AI Programme. The UK AI Factory Antenna (Pilot-UKAIFA) is a €10 million
ScotlandIS, the membership and cluster management organisation for Scotland’s digital technologies industry, has opened applications for its flagship Digital Technology Awards. Now in its 17th year, the awards look to recognise the breadth of talent, skill and innovation working within
We are delighted that ScotlandIS has been shortlisted for a Scotland Women in Technology (SWiT) 2026 award for our Scholarship in partnership with The Education Academy Scotland and Telefonica Tech. Our valued board member, Sheryl Newman, has also been shortlisted
AccelerateHER are inviting female founders from across Scotland to apply for one of up to 10 pitching opportunities at our Aberdeen Showcase on the 9th of December. Selected founders will take to the stage at Union Kirk, Aberdeen to deliver
Check out the latest blog from ScotlandIS member, Pulsant, written by Technology Director, Steve Spittal. Most IT estates grow through years of individual decisions instead of a single plan. A cloud account gets opened for one project. A data centre
Scottish technology provider Brightridge has appointed experienced IT services professional Greig Scott as Sales Director, bringing forward its recruitment plans as the business targets further growth across Scotland and the UK. The senior appointment follows a period of significant investment
In this Member Spotlight we hear from new member, Shackleton Technologies, about the need for collaboration if Scotland is to make the most of opportunities created by tech, cyber security and AI, and on joining ScotlandIS to play an active
Prominent UK law firm, Brodies LLP, has entered into a strategic partnership with Legora, the agentic operating system for legal professionals, following a successful three-month pilot across the firm. The partnership forms part of Brodies’ ongoing investment in technology that
St Andrews University computer science student, Lily Martin, has been named this year’s Young Software Engineer of the Year for a project using 2D wildlife images to reconstruct 3D models of animals. Organised by ScotlandIS, the membership and cluster management