A Scottish company is at the “forefront of the race” to save remote forests and endangered apes by mapping trees from space. Space Intelligence, based in Edinburgh, uses different types of satellite images combined with artificial intelligence and ecological expertise to create
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University of Edinburgh Launched Generative AI Laboratory
The University of Edinburgh is launching a new multi-million pound initiative set to push towards the forefront of generative AI (genAI) to benefit society and stimulate economic growth. The Generative AI Laboratory (GAIL) will unite the University’s research and innovation in AI to develop
DBT Trade Mission – UK-Southeast Asia Tech Week
The Department for Business and Trade (DBT) is delighted to announce the launch of UK-Southeast Asia Tech Week 2024. This week will bring together regulators, policy makers, government officials, academics, investors, and companies to celebrate, showcase and discuss the UK-Southeast
Funding injection will help small firms adopt new cyber security tech
University of Edinburgh expands start-up incubator into robotics
Scots Spacetech Skyrora Wins European Space Agency Contract
Skyrora, Viasat, and CGI have been awarded a contract by the European Space Agency (ESA) under the Commercial Space Transportation Services programme to demonstrate InRange, a space-based launch vehicle telemetry relay system which will benefit launch vehicle providers across the industry globally. InRange will
Agenor: Mastering Data Migration
Agenor Technology’s latest blog which offers advice on how organisations can master their next data migration programme. Introduction In today’s fast-paced business environment, data migration has become an essential undertaking fororganisations aiming to keep up with technology advancements, achieve operational
Edinburgh-based Continuum Industries raises $10 million
Glasgow Uni Lends Research Support to 5G Connectivity Projects
Researchers from the University of Glasgow are contributing to three new innovative 5G connectivity projects which have received UK government backing. The projects are among a total of 19 from across the country which are sharing £88m in new funding from the UK government’s Open Networks