building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
Met Tower, a Glasgow landmark, will be transformed into a hub for digital and tech businesses, the building’s owner has revealed. The £30-million transformation project from Bruntwood SciTech, the building’s owner, will transform the tower into a hub where university spinouts,
This year, UK Cyber Cluster Collaboration (UKC3) will participate at CYBERUK to share knowledge and expertise about cyber clusters’ role in driving growth in the cyber sector across the UK. Richard Yorke, Chair of UKC3, and Ciara Mitchell, Ecosystem Development
David Kelly, Director for Scotland at the Community Transport Authority (CTA) has submitted a response to the MaaS Code of Practice Consultation. Technology is changing transport. From Google Maps and contactless payments to mobile ticketing and ride hailing apps, the
Colette Cohen, Chief Executive of Aberdeen-based Net Zero Technology Centre, discusses how Scotland can be a global leader in net zero technologies, but we need to increase the pace of activity and change. We’re at a pivotal point in the
Challenges lie ahead as labour shortage remains key obstacle Exports stagnate amid geopolitical tensions and global Covid-19 restrictions New research from ScotlandIS has revealed that Scottish tech businesses bounced back in 2021, with 72% of companies reporting increased sales. This
Congratulations to Lucy from Trinity High School in South Lanarkshire for winning the Capture the Flag competition at this year’s Cyber Scotland Week 2022. TryHackMe teamed up with CyberScotland to run the event for CSW in February, with over 1400
The Scotland 5G Centre is delighted to announce the launch of our inaugural S5GConnect Innovation Challenge. The aim of the Shaping Digital Health and Social Care, Innovation Challenge is to support companies embrace the benefits of 5G technology by bringing new products
Funding will tackle challenges facing small tech firms and grow regional support networks to level up investment and innovations around the country £12 million awarded to support activity until 2025 A new government grant competition is launching to boost the
Delivered by Heriot-Watt University and the University of Edinburgh, the venture is part of the Data-Driven Innovation initiative, supported by £21 million from the UK Government and £1.4m from the Scottish Government through the £1.3 billion Edinburgh and South-east Scotland City Region Deal.
A robot has successfully surveyed an underground radioactive ventilation duct in redundant laboratories at Dounreay. Dounreay Site Restoration Ltd (DSRL) and the Robotics and Artificial Intelligence in Nuclear (RAIN) Hub teamed-up to develop a robot capable of accessing areas that
