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The Glasgow Academy is nominated for 'Best use of technology' in the annual Times Education Supplement (Tes) Awards.
Specialists at the University of Glasgow explore the use of technology to give zoo animals their own versions of Spotify and Netflix.
Glasgow-based Kingdom Technologies, a startup that produces commercial robotic lawnmowers secures £2m of funding.
EE is the first mobile network operator to take 5G technology to 50% of the UK population.
€6m Photonics Design Centre opens at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow.
A project that aims to bridge the gap between cutting-edge quantum computing and existing information infrastructure receives £3m funding.
Simple Online Healthcare appoints Skyscanner chiefs to board; doubles revenue for the year.
The satellite is meant to analyse the impact of climate change on coastal areas.
Glasgow Clyde College announces new tech courses to bridge 'digital divide'.
The Fraunhofer Centre for Applied Photonics receives £6.5 million funding boost.
A scientist from Glasgow University has launched a phone that your pets can use to call you.
High-tech traffic cameras to be used on Glasgow roads to catch speeders and amber gamblers.
Four Glasgow nursery schools pioneering the use of green technologies to help mitigate the effects of climate change.
Modern drone technology instrumental in finding a dog that had been missing for 8 days.
Gigged.AI closes an investment round of £600,000 to support its growth.
US-based Interlink Electronics to set up a new Scottish base in Glasgow.
Media group Global to open a technology hub in Glasgow and create 30 jobs across engineering, data and product.
Scotland’s largest bus operator First Bus completes Phase One of UK's largest electric bus depot in Glasgow.
The University of Glasgow opens EON-XR Centre.
Co-op and Amazon to launch robot delivery services in Glasgow.
A recent survey conducted by job search engine Adzuna finds that tech jobs in Glasgow and Edinburgh make up 30% of all advertised roles.
Glasgow public bins to get QR codes to make it easier for people to report if they are full, damaged or have rubbish lying around.
The planned BT Street Hub points will provide more than calling - they will also offer WiFi and charging points.
Glasgow University engineers develop the world's first touchable holograms.
AND Digital to create 60 new jobs in Manchester.
UK-first electric vehicle smart charging scheme to be launched in Scotland.
Glasgow surgeons using robots to improve patient care and recovery times.
Two Glasgow schools use a social robot to boost hand-washing awareness among pupils.
Satellite communications startup R3-IoT raises £3.1million funding to develop a technology to boost connectivity in remote areas.
Mental health charity seeks to combine Minecraft play with counselling to support children's mental health.
Scottish Government invests £20million in robotic-assisted surgery systems for cancer treatment.
Technical consultancy AND Digital opens an office in Glasgow.
Glasgow-based educational technology company Estendion secures £450,000 funding.
Glasgow Science Centre to hold its second online festival from 19-21 May 2021.
Glasgow Private Hire and Hampden Cars' partnership launches GlasGo Cabs.
Richard McCandless, former leader of ResDiary, joins Scottish cashback app Swipii following a successful fundraising campaign.
The UK's biggest green hydrogen production facility set to be built in Glasgow.
Scots engineers currently developing technology to help pubs, restaurants and shops reduce Covid-19 risk by minimising the spread of airborne droplets
Swipii announces plans to boost its business network by helping local retailers rebuild businesses post lockdown.
Scottish councils to be awarded with funding that they can use to investigate and evaluate the power of IoT and smart solutions.
Continulus, an online video-learning platform for health professionals, secures £500k investment.
Glasgow Clyde College student journalists create a radio show using Zoom and WhatsApp.
The ‘Uber for architecture’ Hoko Design expands across the UK under ambitious growth plans.
Educational software provider Tes acquires Glasgow-based SchoolCloud.
Assistive care technology firm secures £130,000 funding for a scheme aimed at helping the UK's most vulnerable people to live independently.
Drones will soon be used to deliver essential medicine, blood and organs throughout Scotland.
Glasgow scientists secure UK Government funding for AI tech projects.
Glasgow councillors approves £5.8million contract for the city's CCTV and traffcom networks.
Full-body scanners introduced by a shopping centre following attack in France and Austria.
Medicity Glasgow helps create 70 new life sciences and med tech companies in the last five years, a recent survey finds.
