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DataVita, Scotland’s fastest-growing technology company and home to one of the UK Government’s designated AI Growth Zones, has opened entries for its OpenClaw Challenge, a competition that replaces the traditional job application with building a working AI product. Entrants are
If you’re developing an early-stage innovation with the potential to transform the space sector, this is your chance to take that first bold step from idea to impact. Brought to you in collaboration with Space Scotland, the Space Challenge empowers pioneering
ScotlandIS member, Akọ AI Ltd (SC873603), is an AI company helping UK manufacturing SMEs identify what to automate, why, and at what cost, without the expense of a traditional consultancy engagement. Akọ AI is currently looking to partner with a
The University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) and Space Scotland’s have launched a new Space Forces Discovery Kit to inspire the next generation of the space workforce. The kits offer a fun, hands-on way for learners to explore the science of
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%)
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.
Lloyds Banking Group has become what is believed to be the first FTSE 100 company to deploy a specialist artificial intelligence “board bot” in its boardroom, as the 260-year-old bank accelerates its transformation into what it describes as “the UK’s
A new AI infrastructure company, MOTHER, launched on Mother’s Day, with a bold claim: this is not another AI tool. It is strategic decision architecture designed for a threat landscape shaped by AI, not one pretending it doesn’t exist. Founded
A new research partnership between the University of Glasgow and Lloyds Banking Group is setting out to explore the potential of AI to support software and data engineering. Over the next four years, the partners will explore how large language
The University of Edinburgh AI Accelerator has re-opened for applications. Applications are open until 11th May and the programme starts in September. Why take part? This is a great opportunity for you and your business to get bespoke support from a world-class University and leading business development programme. Benefits include: Who can apply? Established AI
