building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
We’re working with the University of Glasgow on an upcoming Summer School programme, welcoming 50 students from King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) to Scotland. The programme brings together academic learning with real-world industry insight, and we’re looking for organisations to contribute to
In this blog from COO Nicola Taylor, read more about the success of ScotlandIS members at the 2026 Scottish Cyber Awards held in March. It was great to see so many familiar names recognised at this year’s Scottish Cyber Awards,
The Rt Hon Liz Kendall MPSecretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology22-26 WhitehallLondonSW1A 2EG The Rt Hon Dan Jarvis MPMinister of State for the Cabinet Office70 WhitehallLondonSW1A 2AS 15 April 2026 Dear business leaders, Open letter to businesses on AI cyber threats We are writing to
ScotlandIS member, Kids N Clicks, won two awards at the Scottish Cyber Awards 2026, including the coveted Best Security Awareness Campaign. Additionally coming away with the award for Diversity in Cyber, this recognition is a huge moment for the digital education
This trade mission to the Netherlands is designed to actively support more women-led businesses in Scotland to explore new markets, build international connections and accelerate their export journey. A recent Scottish Government report found that Scottish trade could increase by
Scotland’s technology sector is entering 2026 with a cautiously positive outlook, as companies balance steady growth opportunities with ongoing economic and regulatory pressures, the latest Scottish Technology Industry Survey 2026 from ScotlandIS reveals. The survey shows that the majority (71%)
Fellow cluster partner CyberNorth has announced a new strategic partnership with ScotlandIS member, Waterstons, marking another major milestone in their next phase of growth following a renewed focus on scaling impact across the region. The partnership reflects a shared ambition
Mark Lewis, Chief Marketing Officer at Pulsant, offers his insights into why data centre hubs are gradually moving away from London. London still hosts the biggest concentration of UK data centre capacity, but the centre of gravity is starting to move.
Cricket crowds travelling to Edgbaston Stadium in Birmingham are part of new research to help cities identify how and where to cut transport emissions. The study was led by TransiT, a national transport decarbonisation research hub for the UK jointly led
The Scottish Government Proof of Concept Fund provides funding to support researchers to develop their innovative ideas and/or technologies to bridge the gap between groundbreaking research and commercial applications. This funding will help to de-risk projects and attract early-stage investment. The
