building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
“Scotland will become a leader in the development and use of trustworthy, ethical and inclusive AI.” Scotland’s AI Strategy has been launched today, commissioned by the Scottish Government, to ensure that Scotland realises the potential of artificial intelligence. With Scotland’s
The UK’s biggest data and artificial intelligence festival, with keynote speakers Dr Leyla Acaroglu and Professor Sir David Spiegelhalter. The Data Lab, Scotland’s innovation centre for data and AI, has announced that DataFest21, the UK’s biggest data and artificial intelligence
Eleven high-growth UK technology companies have secured a place on the AG Elevate programme – a unique fast-track legal mentoring scheme for early-stage businesses. Designed and delivered by leading lawyers at Addleshaw Goddard, successful candidates will now be assigned to
A quarter (25%) of UK employees have admitted to allowing their children to use their work device for homeschooling, causing cybersecurity concerns. iomart conducted a YouGov survey to highlight the continuing security risks due to remote working, including passwords, device
iomart, the managed cloud and security services provider, has announced a major network expansion to meet future demand. The company has invested nearly £2million in next generation core routing technology from Cisco, which will provide 100GB capacity on its network with
Fintech company, AutoRek, a leading software provider to global financial services firms, has been selected by the Glasgow Chamber of Commerce as a representative of Scottish business in its virtual trade mission to the state of New York. The two-day event,
Scottish skincare specialists Cutitronics and ishga have joined forces to introduce cutting-edge technology into the world of luxury spas, answering the growing demand for contactless skin care solutions in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. At ishga’s annual conference the
Geography, background or ability should not be a barrier to getting online. An ambition to achieve ”world leading” levels of digital inclusion is at the heart of plans to equip Scotland for the technological transformation of the post-coronavirus (COVID-19) world. The
SCOTLAND has ambitious plans to become a global digital economy. In order to achieve this, however, it needs to encourage its young people to become engaged with technology, learning the innovative skills needed to develop rewarding careers in this critical sector.
Insider has spotted many rising stars during its 37-year history, with one we selected back in 2006 now being among the most admired by this year’s talented group. Brewdog was chosen by no fewer than nine of the 28 individuals
