Tech

A Glasgow mobility company is growing its teams after expanding into Europe with the launch of a Netherlands office.

Edinburgh-based Mallzee has launched a tree planting initiative for its app users to help fund reforestation projects, as Sir David Attenborough’s visit to the capital this week shines a light on the climate emergency.

A Dutch-owned company specialising in the development of advanced satellite systems is landing in Scotland after securing a grant which will lead to the creation of 18 jobs.

Scotland has seen a significant drop in the number of available roles for technology professionals, compared to just six months ago, new analysis reveals.

A tech accelerator and incubator scheme led by the Oil & Gas Technology Centre (OGTC) has hailed successful results from its first intake of fledgling firms.

Two Scottish companies have been named winners of Tech Nation’s Rising Stars, the UK-wide tech scale-up competition.

Aberdeen-based internet security specialist The TechForce has unveiled a strong line-up of speakers as it hosts an event to kick-off Cyber Scotland Week.

Edinburgh-based Blockchain Technology Partners (BTP) has partnered with the Israeli stock exchange to support the creation of a “cutting-edge” lending platform.

Sustainability accounting experts at Ecometrica are warning that more than 9,000 businesses could be caught out by new carbon reporting regulations.

Home security firm Boundary is developing a “groundbreaking” camera which uses artificial intelligence (AI) to spot potential intruders.

The Scottish Business Resilience Centre (SBRC) has named a senior figure from The Data Lab as chief executive, driving its focus on cyber security.

Did you know that it’s ­International Day of Women and Girls in ­Science? Every year on 11 February, I and millions of others celebrate the achievements of girls and women in STEM (science, technology, ­engineering and maths) subjects who are leading the way and breaking down the barriers that hold many girls and young women back from entering this world.

An Edinburgh-based HR ­specialist is forecasting record annual revenues thanks to Scotland’s thriving tech sector.

High-interest credit cards and Black Friday deals are among the adverts targeted at people seeking benefits advice on local authority websites, an investigation has uncovered.

An Edinburgh-based digital technology company whose client base includes Microsoft Education has marked its fifth year in business by recording double-digit revenue growth and upping its headcount.

A telecoms provider has claimed an industry milestone after deploying a new ultra-high-speed broadband system to connect businesses in the Scottish Borders.

On-demand drinks delivery start-up Drinkly has crowdfunded £250,000 to power its expansion across the UK.

A Glasgow-based regulatory technology business has scooped close to £2 million to develop an artificial intelligence (AI) platform to help reduce risk for its financial services clients.