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Scottish university one step closer to creating ‘unhackable’ internet

The new £2.5m ground station, the first of its kind in the UK, will be able to test quantum satellite communications

Record-breaking funding set to fix connectivity gaps in remote Scotland

A total of 65,000 homes and businesses in hard-to-reach areas will have access to lightning-fast broadband for the first time, under record-breaking government contract.

Q&A with Paul Wheelhouse on fracking, wind energy and fuel poverty

BEIS to work with communities to develop local industrial strategies

UK Government preparing for post-Brexit medicines shortages

Sir George Reid recognised for Lifetime Achievement at the Scottish Public Service Awards

Catherine Stihler is to step down as MEP early

UK Government to miss smart meter target, warns National Audit Office

Universities report 53% rise in student start-ups

Self-driving buses to be trialled between Fife and Edinburgh

UK resurrects plans for technological solution to Irish border post-Brexit

Lack of clarity over funding for £298m IT strategy poses risk to police budget

DIY and the Scottish Infrastructure Commission

Associate feature: Exploring new ways to keep emissions under control

Associate feature: Why does your organisation need to prepare for a data breach?

Home secretary Sajid Javid backs development of new tool to combat online child grooming

Associate feature: Preparing for Scotland’s digital future

Event report: public sector data protection

Holyrood policing committee raises concerns about Police Scotland rollout of ‘cyber kiosks’

Information Commissioner to fine Leave.EU and Arron Banks’ firm for misuse of customer data

STEM: is it time to ditch the acronym and shine a spotlight on the super-cool subjects it abbreviates?

Associate feature: We need to plug the data skills gap

NHS Scotland staff to be linked up on Microsoft platform

Sketch: MSPs grapple with the world of technology

Glasgow announced as location for new Channel 4 creative hub

Philip Hammond announces plans for a two per cent “digital services tax"