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Streamlining cloud migration with observability and AI

Cloud migration can come with risks, but how can that be mitigated by observability and AI?

Researchers use autonomous submarine to survey oil fields

The robotic submarine, known as Boaty McBoatface, surveyed areas surrounding decommissioned oil and gas structures off the coast of Shetland, collecting data. It is hoped that it can pave the way for future marine surveys

CivTech Scotland launches Innovate for Nature on Finance Day at COP27

Scotland 5G Centre announce new interim CEO

Radical action is needed to use increased data effectively

Boris Johnson to speak at cryptocurrency conference

AI surveillance and privacy: Watching You Watching Me

A meaty breakthrough for Scots researchers

AI robot makes history by giving evidence to parliamentary inquiry

World-first ‘private 5G’ network technology used to broadcast the late Queen Elizabeth II’s final departure from Scotland

Associate Feature: User Requirements for Co-Managed Digital Health and Care

Synthetic data to help tackle online banking fraud

New Edinburgh tram drivers training on state-of-the-art simulator

Data diagnostics: the role of AI in clinical diagnosis

The thin blue line: How the law is keeping pace with biometric data use

Will the Scottish Government's reluctance on gene-edited crops harm the agriculture sector?

NHS Scotland set for transformative collaboration

Next phase of UK medical drone network launches

Ivan McKee launches new 5G testbed in Aberdeen

Humza Yousaf to join event discussing future of Scotland's NHS

Young Islanders Network launched

Albert King reflects on his time as the Scottish Government's chief data officer

Mairi Gougeon gets up to speed on broadband

Scottish Government to spend £36m on faster broadband for rural communities

Scotland set to be world first for biometric data Code of Practice

Critics turn up the heat on Scotland’s schools partnership with China