Tech

A US tech group which launched its European headquarters in Edinburgh this summer has moved to larger offices after tripling in size.

Employees could collect up to 12 pensions during their lifetime which can lead to problems in calculating a retirement income.

Data is enabling companies to operate in a more efficient and sustainable way.

Data is transforming how companies operate and driving sustainable growth.

An Edinburgh-based company has developed a robotic security vehicle that can help solve blind spot challenges, patrol perimeters and investigate alarms.

Academic resources are no longer the privilege of just students, says Daniel Broby.

Wireless communications company PureLifi has raised $18 million (£14m) to support a mass roll-out of its technology to the consumer market.

An Edinburgh healthcare company has debuted its handy “next generation” robotic physiotherapy device designed to relieve back pain.

Edinburgh-based Ecometrica will lead the expansion of a UK government project aiming to tackle deforestation by monitoring forests and crop plantations in tropical climates.

Digital academy CodeClan is celebrating its fourth anniversary as it aims to bridge Scotland’s technology skills gap.

Fashion app Mallzee is targeting a billion-pound sub-sector of the clothing industry with the addition of garments for youngsters.

An Aberdeen subsea 3D scanning specialist has landed £100,000 of new business which will see it break into the decommissioning market.

Scottish law firm Anderson Strathern has invested in Edinburgh-based legal tech partnership Amiqus.

It is estimated that 4.5 million cybercrimes were committed in the UK in the year to March 2018. You are statistically more likely to fall victim to a cybercrime than to other type.

Chromacity, the Heriot-Watt University spin-out company behind ultrafast laser systems, has appointed technology sector veteran Ian Stevens as its non-executive chairman.