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Researchers at the University of Edinburgh claim to have made a software breakthrough that could allow future AI models to process information ten times faster than today’s systems. Working with the world’s largest computer chip, called a wafer-scale chip (roughly

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A Stirling businessman who invested his life savings to start a space company is now building a “brain” for Nasa’s mission to the moon. ScotlandIS member, Cavu Aerospace, owned and run by electrical engineer Ali Maani, has been chosen to

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As more UK companies go digital, many are missing critical cost factors when choosing colocation data centres, with location, power bills and regulatory compliance proving far more expensive than many anticipate. With insights from Pulsant, a digital edge infrastructure provider, we

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The University of Edinburgh is set to take the lead on a new multi-million-pound European project to accelerate AI use among UK businesses and researchers, and help tap into the technology’s economic and scientific potential.  Home to the UK’s first

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