Category: Cloud, Data & AI

University of Glasgow researchers have developed a machine learning platform to predict the purity of tap water – which could help reduce costs and increase efficiency for the industry. Scientists...

Chemify, the digital chemistry startup, is moving to a new purpose-built facility in the largest commercial letting deal of the year for the life sciences sector in Glasgow. The firm,...

A University of the Highlands and Islands student is developing groundbreaking AI technology to enable real-time conversations between sign language users and those who don’t sign – using just a...

A new £1 million government-funded ‘AI Scotland’ programme is aiming to help small and medium-sized (SME) businesses get to grips with the technology. SMEs be able to tap into a...

Three Scottish public sector organisations have been unveiled as the final three contenders for the 2025 Futurescot AI Challenge.  Visit Scotland, NHS Grampian and Dumfries & Galloway Council have been...

A digital twinning hub for decarbonising transport – involving two Scottish universities – has appointed a new head of data to oversee the collection of growing volumes of air, rail,...

A US hyperscaler is partnering with a Scottish datacentre as part of its plans for a £1.5 billion investment in ‘green’ AI infrastructure. CoreWeave, an AI cloud-computing company based in Livingston,...

Keir Starmer has welcomed a ‘landmark’ $30 billion investment by Microsoft in the UK’s artificial intelligence capabilities, which will include the building of the country’s largest supercomputer. The tech giant,...

A new programme designed to boost high-tech manufacturing in emerging industries was launched today by Scotland’s deputy first minister. Kate Forbes unveiled the new ‘deep tech supercluster’ at Edinburgh University...