The Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland has added six new partners to its Incident Response network, including two law firms, as it issues a warning to organisations to have plans in place for cyberattacks.
Planet DDS, a Californian dental software company, has chosen Glasgow as the location for its new technology development and support centre, marking a significant investment in Scotland’s economy.
Edinburgh-based enterprise training platform Administrate has secured a £5 million investment round from current backers Archangels, Mercia, and the Scottish National Investment Bank, with Hambro Perks joining the round as a fresh capital partner.
STV Studios has secured a £21.4 million deal to acquire Greenbird Media, incorporating its network of 15 independent production companies and increasing the STV Studios’ number of labels from nine to 24.
Scotland’s digital skills academy CodeClan has joined forces with the New York-based Flatiron School to provide flexible, self-paced digital courses in software development and data science.
Turner & Townsend’s Laurice Peverett reveals why a digital-first approach to building performance in construction can help address societal outcomes within Scotland.
Fintech start-up ZIPZERO has relocated its headquarters from London to Aberdeen, as it looks to leverage the region’s thriving tech scene to drive its expansion.
Chroma Developments will invest up to £3 million over the next two years in creating a new events hub on Dundee’s waterfront after councillors gave the proposals the green light.
Scottish creative agency Dynam has transitioned to an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT), paving the way for its 16 employees to play a key role in the company’s future decisions.
Edinburgh has been crowned the most AI-ready city in the UK, ahead of popular tech hubs like Cambridge and Oxford, according to the SAS AI Cities Index 2023.
Tech specialist firm ClearSky Logic is targeting London and Manchester hub openings over the next twelve months, following rapid growth out of its Edinburgh headquarters and Glasgow satellite office since being founded by Darren Auld and Phil Telfer in Scotland’s capital in 2018.
Edinburgh-based technology startup Inicio AI, known for making debt management more efficient for businesses and less stressful for consumers, has successfully secured more than £500,000 in an ongoing £1 million fundraising round.