Former boss of Arnold Clark says cyberattack which hit car retailer four years ago had 'significant and long-lasting impact' on the business

Scotland needs to 'act quickly' on digital assets opportunity that could be worth up to £5 billion to its economy, according to new report

Scotland's biometrics commissioner has renewed his call for new legislation to govern live facial recognition technology

National body-worn video camera rollout complete in Scotland with every frontline cop backed up by digital recordings

Civil servants to conduct 'open market review' to see where connectivity funding is best deployed in Scotland to close broadband gaps

AI will be one of the major focuses at the Scottish Government's forthcoming national procurement conference in Glasgow

Former NHS Scotland tech boss questions whether 'our institutions are ready' for autonomous AI after Australian healthcare breach

The AI industry needs to ‘professionalise’ and in order to provide confidence that the rapidly-evolving technology is safe for public consumption, according to Britain’s chartered institute for IT. Si...

Renfrewshire Council in three-year AI transformation programme to address 'growing financial and operational pressures'

A structural beam of the new national supercomputer was signed yesterday by Britain's AI minister - as the facility nears completion

Ministers unveil radical plan to alter balance of powers at local level in Scotland for biggest shakeup since 1970s

Two new AI initiatives designed to support local businesses in the Highlands and Islands are being backed by the Scottish government

Police Scotland to pilot an AI-powered CCTV search system in Aberdeen, using "object" matching rather than controversial facial recognition

Police Scotland has received over 1,000 responses to its public consultation on a refreshed digital, data and techonology strategy

The King warns of 'existential dangers' posed by artificial intelligence as he hosted an AI summit today at Dumfries House in East Ayrshire

Large datacentre planning applications to face new environmental impact assessments introduced by the Scottish Government

Glasgow-based AI drug discovery firm Chemify raises £89.9 million in new funding round backed by Scottish Enterprise and UK Government

A computing academic with expertise in AI and data has been unveiled as the new chair of Scotland's technology trade body - ScotlandIS

Scotland and Massachusetts have penned a new life sciences partnership – building on ‘special connection’ made during the Tartan Army’s World Cup exploits in Boston. The new ‘Bio-Bridge’ will help...

The Scottish Government has announced a £5.7 million boost to bring technology solutions to a series of public service challenges – including substance use, child protection and fuel poverty. CivTech....

Glasgow tech sector worth £5.6 billion to national economy, according to new report from Dealroom market data intelligence

Operating theatre scheduling platform rollout complete across health boards in Scotland - paving way for significant NHS productivity gains

New AI imaging platform that looks deep into configuration of cells is to help scientists in Scotland carry out research into cancer

Ministers have published new guidance to help the Scottish public sector use AI 'safely, responsibly and effectively' for public services

The Scottish Government has unveiled a major push towards home-based care in a bid to ease pressure on hospitals

A former head of technology and cyber security at NatWest bank has joined the board of Community Justice Scotland

Ten tech founders are to head to Silicon Valley in October thanks to the Scottish Government-backed 'Techscaler' growth programme

Modern digital case management among £62 million investment required to improve Scottish courts system, says courts boss

Passport verification added to Scottish Government's secure, single sign-in digital identity service - ScotAccount

An Edinburgh-based space firm is pioneering a new 'self-consuming rocket engine' after partnering with a European aerospace company

Scottish Government's new open data platform has gone live today as a 'public beta' service - featuring datasets from 14 public sector bodies

A Scottish housing charity that supports over 50,000 tenants has passed a quality standards audit for its newly-adopted digital alarm monitoring service. Bield Housing, which provides 4,500 homes acro...

A national programme will receive continued government funding to help small and medium sized (SME) firms in Scotland to harness AI

An Edinburgh event next month will seek to help Scottish organisations navigate the emerging risks of AI to their cybersecurity defences

Scotland's nominated 'AI Growth Zone' has been boosted by a new £300 million datacentre investment programme in North Lanarkshire

Scottish Ministers tighten grip on planning after environmental and energy backlash on 'green' datacentres

Three Scottish public sector organisations have been shortlisted for the Futurescot 2026 AI Challenge in association with Storm ID

Around 300 staff at Scotland's prosecution service have had their personal work details exposed online in a third party data breach

A digital health and care schools programme – which works to foster entrepreneurial and technology skills in young people across Scotland – has been nominated for a prestigious business award....

Cyber and Fraud Centre - Scotland launches new security testing service designed to help organisations spot the 'hidden' risks of AI chatbots

Young goalie's mum hails success of 'hospital at home' as NHS Lanarkshire health board pledges to expand programme

Glasgow has been named as the third most AI-ready city outside of London, behind Bristol in second and Manchester in first place

More girls taking computing science but share remains stubbornly low, latest education stats show for Scotland

Scottish local councils will come together in the coming months to consider a more 'consistent' approach to digital strategy and delivery

Scottish recruitment tech platform boss says Burnham 'confused' over AI hiring practices as block to young people careers success

Police Scotland has launched a public survey to help inform the development of a new national digital, data and technology strategy