building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
A team of Edinburgh scientists will play a key role in a new cyber security centre that will help keep citizens safe online. The £8.6 million national Research Centre on Privacy, Harm Reduction and Adversarial Influence Online (REPHRAIN) will explore the
Adarma has hailed a record year, with revenues rising 27 per cent to £41m. It is the seventh year of consecutive double digit percentage growth for the Edinburgh and London-based business, and follows a 24 per cent rise to £32m in 2018.
THEIR history spans millennia and now the latest technology is about to give them a new lease of life. Seven archaeological sites located along the Hebridean Way in the Western Isles are to be brought to light in a series
Software development startup Pogo Studio is planning to grow its headcount before the end of the year following a series of client wins. The fast-growing firm has won contracts with Signal Mutual, one of the US’s largest shipping and port
The UK Tech Cluster Group (UKTCG), chaired by Sunderland Software City, and London Tech Week have partnered to launch a new national campaign to champion leading clusters of UK technology. The ‘12 Clusters of Tech’ initiative will explore the unique
Scottish fintech Miconex is expanding from its Perth base with new contracts to deliver gift card programmes in Canada, the US and Ireland. The international expansion is being carried out in association with international payments technology solutions provider EML Payments. Miconex already
A national asset management platform is set to be created to help Scotland’s local councils make more more informed decisions around procurement for digital technology solutions. Scotland’s Asset Management Platform (STAMP) is being established as a central repository of data
The digital sector in Scotland is something of an anomaly. Coming out of the coronavirus crisis it is in a far better place than most others, and far from needing a bailout, it is itself being looked on as a
Topolytics has joined forces with software giant SAP to work on the COP26 Waste Insights Project, which will bring together and analyse data from consumer goods, retailers, waste managers, investors and government organisations. The project ties in with the Scottish
Complex data on the spread of coronavirus across Scotland and its regions has been made simple thanks to an analyst at one of Edinburgh’s innovative technology companies based in the capital’s BioQuarter. Bioinformatics specialist Jack Sleight, of Fios Genomics, has built
