building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
University of Glasgow researchers have partnered with Sung Kyung Kwan University (SKKU) in the Republic of Korea for a major new international partnership in quantum technologies. The five-year Joint research centre in Superconducting Electro-Optic technology for Near-infrared single photon counting
Craneware has reported an 8% rise in revenue from $84.7m to $91.2m during the second half of last year. The Edinburgh-based provider of value cycle solutions for the US healthcare market also saw adjusted profit before tax rise by 8%,
For International Women’s Day 2024, we’re featuring some of the hardworking and talented women behind the scenes at ScotlandIS. Read the below interview to find out more about our Skills Lead, Fiona Thomson. Describe your role at ScotlandIS. I work
For International Women’s Day 2024, we’re featuring some of the hardworking and talented women behind the scenes at ScotlandIS. Read the below interview to find out more about our ScotlandIS CEO, Karen Meechan. Describe your role at ScotlandIS. Having held
For International Women’s Day 2024, we’re featuring some of the hardworking and talented women behind the scenes at ScotlandIS. Read the below interview to find out more about Nicola Taylor, our Chief Operations Officer. Describe your role at ScotlandIS. I
For International Women’s Day 2024, we’re featuring some of the hardworking and talented women behind the scenes at ScotlandIS. Read the below interview to find out more about Beverly Bowles, the Head of our Cyber and IT Managed Services Clusters.
A Silicon Valley hub for young technology companies from Scotland has been established in San Francisco, one of the world’s leading communities for creating and funding start-up businesses. Located close to San Francisco’s venture capital finance district, the Techscaler hub is part of
The McPartland Review of Cyber Security and Economic Growth has today published a call for views to seek industry input for the review. The government sees the potential for cyber security to drive growth across all sectors of the UK economy. To
In a new initiative, academics and undergraduates from Glasgow Caledonian University‘s Cyber Security and Networking Department have unveiled a new platform aimed at thwarting potential cyber-attacks on the country’s rail network. The project, which received funding from the Smart Technologies Centre,
Glasgow Airport, in collaboration with Connected Places Catapult, has launched the Living Lab Digital Twin Competition, which will make up to £70,000 available to a company developing digital twin technologies in a live aviation environment. The competition is designed to
