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Read more for industry insights shared by Chris Owen, of ScotlandIS member dotnext Europe. With Non-Human Identities (NHI) and AI dominating conversations at the recent Gartner IAM Summit, it’s easy to get swept up in the buzzwords. But behind the hype lies a
The AI Accelerator is open for applications, and is a great opportunity to get bespoke support for you and your business from a world-renowned University and amazing business development programme. The Accelerator pays a stipend, takes no equity and provides exceptional mentorship,
Some of Europe’s most promising AI startups were in the spotlight last week at the European Chatbot & Conversational AI Summit, held on March 19–20 at the University of Edinburgh. The two-day event gathered over 300 attendees for keynotes, live
The University of Strathclyde have earmarked £140k of match funding to form a doctoral network pushing AI in the Space domain, as described below. This is a cost-effective opportunity to plug companies into an extensive network of researchers and companies.
The outlook for the Scottish tech sector remains positive according to the latest industry report from ScotlandIS, the membership and cluster management organisation for Scotland’s digital technologies industry. Despite a challenging economic and geopolitical climate, almost three quarters (73%) of
ScotlandIS, the membership and cluster management organisation for Scotland’s digital technologies industry, celebrated its quarter century by announcing the winners of its 15th annual Digital Tech Awards in Glasgow on Thursday night. With awards being spread across a wide range
ScotlandIS member, DeepMiner, has been named as a finalist for the Start-Up of the Year Award at the British Data Awards 2025. The Aberdeen-based firm specialises in artificial intelligence and machine learning for data analysis and decision-making, using deep learning
In this interview with DIGIT, Mike Hoy, CTO of Pulsant, discusses the growing shift towards private cloud solutions, the importance of data sovereignty, and how decentralised infrastructure is enabling AI innovation. The cloud revolution transformed the way businesses operate, enabling
Computer analysis of geospatial data could be made more environmentally-friendly thanks to a groundbreaking new software model built by a team of scientists from a Scottish university. Researchers from the University of Glasgow are behind the development of the model, called
Edinburgh’s historic observatory is to benefit from £10 million of investment as part of a far-reaching project to measure ripples in the fabric of spacetime. New lab spaces will be constructed at the UK Astronomy Technology Centre (UK ATC), which
