Home builders could be required install gigabit capable broadband infrastructure
Home builders in Scotland could be required by law to install gigabit capable broadband infrastructure according to new proposals to amend building regulations. Developers would have to ensure that new…
Telecoms careers showcased at Orkney International Science Festival
Telecoms careers – including satellite and infrastructure design engineers – were showcased this week at the Orkney International Science Festival. Kids got an insight into the world of internet connectivity…
Almost 7,000 homes in Stirling connected to full fibre broadband
Almost 7,000 homes and businesses in Stirling have been connected to a new full fibre broadband network offering gigabit-fast internet speeds. Premises will be able to access top speeds of…
Scottish connectivity firm launches maritime and energy division
A Scottish connectivity and network specialist has launched a maritime and energy division with a new office in England. Bathgate-based Clarus Networks is opening up in Norwich, due to its…
‘Digital-first’ approach to international sporting events highlights role of smart tech
Technology plays an intrinsic role within the sports sector, enhancing the way fans engage with their team or favourite athlete, as well as improving the environmental impact of clubs and…
Self-driving cars could feature ‘digital displays’ to communicate with cyclists
Self-driving cars of the future could feature ‘digital displays’ to help keep cyclists safe on the road – according to a paper from Scottish researchers. University of Glasgow computer scientists…
Paul Coffey appointed chief technology officer at Scottish connectivity firm
Connectivity expert Paul Coffey has joined the ranks of a growing Scottish network company. The former chief executive of The Scotland 5G Centre has been named chief technology officer at…
Scottish broadband provider launches £50k charity fund
A Scottish broadband provider has launched a £50,000 fund to support charitable and community projects across three of its build regions. GoFibre’s new initiative will help projects and groups who…
Full ‘stream’ ahead for Scottish Water smart monitoring roll-out
Sensors will monitor the temperature and flow of Scotland’s rural water network after a major Internet of Things (IoT) deployment. Smart devices will relay up-to-the-minute safety data on the condition…
Connectivity firm hosts politician to showcase full fibre benefits to constituents
A connectivity firm has hosted a politician to showcase the benefits of full fibre broadband to her local constituents. GoFibre welcomed Mairi Gougeon MSP to a network build in Montrose…
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