building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
Nearly 40% of employers (39%) in Scotland say it’s not important that a job applicant has a degree Over 70% (71%) believe an employee’s willingness to learn is more important than their existing skillset Employers in the private sector are
Edinburgh Napier University is launching a new project geared towards opening pathways into engineering education for girls and other groups that are underrepresented in the industry. ENU is launching “Libraries of Inspiration” with support from a £99,700 grant from The Royal Academy of Engineering’s
Planet DDS, the leading provider of cloud-based dental software, today announced a landmark year of unprecedented growth in revenue, customer base, and technological advancements. 2023 was a transformative year for Planet DDS, marked by the strategic acquisition of Cloud 9, the
Heriot-Watt University has taken its first major step towards creating a ‘space cluster’ at its Edinburgh campus. Edinburgh City Council recently approved milestone plans for a £2.5m, state-of-the-art telescope station at the University’s Research Park on the western outskirts of
The award-winning “Empowering Women to Lead Cyber Security” initiative is available to female InfoSec professionals across government and industry in regions throughout Scotland again, as part of its Spring 2024 schedule but the deadline to apply is coming fast. Organised
The Digital Security by Design (DSbD) Technology Access Programme (TAP) is designed to give UK-based companies access to the Arm designed Morello board, CHERI stack, and technical support to trial these technologies within their systems, products, and applications. Through the DSbD Technology
The Export Support Grant can provide the funding you need to design and develop new products and services to meet the needs of new or existing international markets. Here are a few ways Export Support Grant can help you succeed
smartR AI™ and EPCC are working together on an AI trial using the Cerebras CS-2 Wafer-Scale Engine (WSE) system. The results so far have shown a dramatic reduction in AI training times. ScotlandIS member, EPCC, believes the impressive results from
One Singaporean company and four businesses based in England will collaborate with Scottish universities on new projects following funding from the Inward Investment Catalyst Fund. The academic institutions include ScotlandIS members Heriot-Watt University, Glasgow Caledonian University and the University of St Andrews.
An international prize worth £1.2 million has been launched in a bid to find innovative technologies capable of purifying water buried beneath the moon’s lunar surface. The new Aqualunar Challenge, in collaboration with the UK Space Agency, Challenge Works, the Canadian Space
