Scotland’s cyber security businesses are set to get access to £700,000 in UK-wide funding to help develop skills, collaboration and break down local barriers to growth. The funding – from the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport – has
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Edinburgh: Danfoss wins planning approval for pioneering ‘low-carbon’ facility
DANISH engineering group Danfoss has secured planning permission from Midlothian Council for a £25 million “Low-Carbon Innovation Center” at Shawfair Business Park, near Edinburgh. Danfoss said the new, 75,000 sq ft facility would provide a home for teams working on next-generation, climate-friendly
Scottish grocery delivery platform to create 400 jobs after high-profile backing
Ethical Banking Firm Soar Secures New Partnership with Experian
Glasgow-based digital banking platform Soar will use Experian’s Decision Analytics solutions to support its work in the community banking market. The new partnership will see Soar clients utilise Experian’s SaaS PowerCurve Customer Acquisition platform to help automate lending decisions, transforming their digital
Conflict, Stability and Security Fund: Call for bids
Scottish EDGE 18 is now open – with even more funding on offer
Scottish Firm Topolytics Recognised in Circular Innovation City Challenge
Edinburgh-based waste management tech firm Topolytics has been recognised as one of the five winners in the Circular Innovation City Challenge out of 200 entrants. New York City, Toronto, Amsterdam, Glasgow, and Copenhagen have partnered for the challenge which aims to help create cities
Codeplay Boosting Business Growth with Second US Supercomputer Win
Artificial intelligence firm Codeplay has gained its second contract with the US Government, which will help the company look further afield to international markets. The Edinburgh-based business, specialising in AI technology used in devices such as self-driving vehicles and drones, has been
Gigged.AI Launches UK Digital Talent Recruitment Platform
Edinburgh Startup Desana Secures $4m Investment Boost
Edinburgh-based PropTech startup, Desana, has raised $4 million (£2.9m) in funding as the firm looks to capitalise on the post-pandemic flexible working boom. Desana secured the investment from a range of investors which includes Berlin-based PropTech1 Ventures, BGF and Techstart Ventures. The cash boost marks