building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
The streaming service developed by a Scottish technology company to provide individuals and businesses with 24/7 wellbeing support has been acquired by a Cheshire company as part of its ambitious growth strategy. Ashia – the name means life and hope
Glasgow-based start-up EasyGreen is reinventing website management and technical support in the sustainability age with subscription-based services for small-to-medium businesses. EasyGreen, a new subscription-based sustainability startup, is reinventing website management and technical support for start-ups and small-to-medium businesses (SMBs) across
Law firm Addleshaw Goddard has reported strong growth in Scotland and has confirmed it is looking to relocate two of its offices. Income in Scotland grew 17% in the year to April, the seventh consecutive year of double-digit growth, against
Global cybersecurity firm Quorum Cyber announced that it has identified a novel new malware named SharpRhino. During a ransomware investigation, the company’s Threat Intelligence team discovered previously unknown malware was being utilized by the threat actor Hunters International as an
The Ravenspoint Centre Museum, a community landmark on the Isle of Lewis and home to the renowned Angus Macleod Archive, is harnessing IoT to safeguard the cultural legacy of its historically important exhibits and enhance visitor experience. The volunteer-run attraction
A new computer games course that seeks to equip students with the skills they need to enter the world of game development has been unveiled by Heriot-Watt University. Led by the Scottish BAFTA-winning games developer, Dr Thomas Methven, the BSc (Hons)
In this case study, ScotlandIS member PACE Anti-Piracy sits down with Taneli Malinen from Jetecon to discuss his products and how he utilises PACE solutions within his 3D simulation technology business. Taneli Malinen sees things differently. Literally. As a production
PACE Anti-Piracy was honoured to sponsor, exhibit, and present at AES’s 5th International Conference on Automotive Audio *. We came away inspired by the exciting innovation in the in-vehicle audio space. Given that new algorithms are driving most of that innovation, protecting
Heriot-Watt University is to lead a groundbreaking quantum technology initiative that could help combat the £27 billion annual cost of cybercrime to UK businesses, as part of a £160 million government investment to establish Britain as a global leader in
In this case study, ScotlandIS member PACE Anti-Piracy chats to Henry Harrod of Fourier Audio, and why he chose to use their iLok USB licensing for protection of his transform.engine security. Henry Harrod is a true audio journeyman. Before becoming
