Edinburgh stories - Page 2

Tech Secretary Michelle Donelan announces a £1.5m government campaign to stimulate investment in UK science and technology startups.

UK female eCommerce professionals voice optimism for industry improvement yet hurdles remain, with gender bias and stereotypes still notably present.

Award-winning retailer Wex Photo Video amplifies its UK footprint with a new flagship store in Putney, marking a key move in their ambitious expansion strategy.

B&W Engineering, a global leader in data centre design, enrols its 50th graduate into their comprehensive Global Graduate Pathway Programme, paving a clear career path for new talent.

LogRhythm has sponsored the 2023 Scottish Cyber Awards, supporting UK cybersecurity and fostering industry innovation.

Quorum Cyber, a UK-based cybersecurity specialist, has gained entry into the Microsoft Security Copilot Private Preview.

HPC staff working in research and education often possess a unique set of skills and experiences that make them highly sought after in the corporate world.

Quorum Cyber expands leadership team with Steven Marandola as VP of Innovation and Rebecca Court as Marketing Director. Growing rapidly in the UK.

The mapping released by AI Industry Analytics profiled 8,900 companies, 70 public corporations, 300 AI Hubs, 4,100 investors, and 280 government projects.

The prototype has been developed in Australia by the Defence Science and Technology Group and industry and academic partners, following three years of research.

Rapidly scaling management consultancy Optima Partners has partnered H2O.ai to co-develop advanced machine learning models for financial services companies.

Engineering firm Black and White Engineering is expanding its workforce, having experienced a 34% increase in staffing over the past year.

Jo Olivia Lee appointed as chief operating officer. She will oversee app development and operations for Singapore and Lendor Thailand.

PwC and Palo Alto Networks announce an expanded partnership strengthening cybersecurity defences for New Zealand businesses.

University of Edinburgh partners with HPE to support its International Data Facility, benefitting over 1000 organizations with $125m investment.

Monash University, along with partners, has crafted a groundbreaking learning analytics model aimed at revolutionising educational tech understanding and usage.

Infor will be supplying Drakes with end-to-end systems to replace its legacy retail software and support its new wholesale venture.

Educational institutions face a surge in DDoS attacks as students return, despite an overall decline attributed to botnets shifting to cryptocurrency mining.

Data centre markets across Europe are undergoing rapid expansion, but the UK still holds its place at the top of the pile.

The £600,000 lab will explore ways in which blockchain technology can protect personal data from online scammers and cybercriminals.