building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
Four Scottish universities, including ScotlandIS members, will benefit from a UK-wide £1 billion investment in new technologies including AI, green tech, quantum computing, semiconductors and telecoms. The universities of Edinburgh, Glasgow, Strathclyde and Heriot-Watt will all be supported through a
The Department for Business and Trade (DBT) is inviting expressions of interest to join the UK pavilion at VivaTech 2024, taking place in Paris from 22 – 25 May. This is a unique opportunity to exhibit at France’s premier tech conference
‘Women Do Cyber’ forges ahead in its mission to reskill and upskill women with cyber security skills by announcing an additional 40 scholarships set to launch in May 2024. This initiative is in its third year and further empowers women
There are reasons for the Scottish tech sector to be cheerful, according to the latest industry report from ScotlandIS, the membership and cluster management organisation for Scotland’s digital technologies industry. Despite a complex and challenging economic environment, the vast majority
Thanks to Scotland’s Digital Health and Innovation Centre, Moray is set to receive new technology and support for its health and social care system. New data-driven digital health technology is set to be piloted across Moray, which could prove vital in efforts to address
Recent developments in Artificial Intelligence, and a spotlight on the governance and ethics of technology more widely, have prompted governments around the world to think about how to best protect their citizens against digital harms. In 2021, the Scottish Government
ScotlandIS, the trade body and cluster management organisation for Scotland’s digital technology industry, have today announced the shortlist for their 14th annual Digital Technology Awards. The awards showcase the enormous talent within the tech sector, celebrating individuals and organisations across the length
The success of Scotland’s space industry and how Ireland can emulate it brought together experts from both countries at a conference at University College Dublin (UCD). The collaborative event, ‘Scotland-Ireland Space: Growing the Space Economy Together’, between UCD and the
University of Glasgow researchers have partnered with Sung Kyung Kwan University (SKKU) in the Republic of Korea for a major new international partnership in quantum technologies. The five-year Joint research centre in Superconducting Electro-Optic technology for Near-infrared single photon counting
Craneware has reported an 8% rise in revenue from $84.7m to $91.2m during the second half of last year. The Edinburgh-based provider of value cycle solutions for the US healthcare market also saw adjusted profit before tax rise by 8%,
