Scottish Government confirms £10m match funding to set up two specialist defence colleges, following a UK Government offer made in March ...

Embedding ethical and responsible AI is part of a new 'action plan' for Scottish local government which looks to embrace ...

Human and organisational changes are required to make services work in practice, says the Service Design Academy ...

Across government, Scott Logic looks at how AI will affect public services, and how to harness its potential safely, ...

Social Security Scotland has extended its contract with IT services company Mphasis in a deal worth around £35.4 million ...

Turning AI ideas into scalable public services: lessons from three years of the AI Challenge with Storm ID and Futurescot ...

Cyber resilience key to growth and skills, say CyberScotland Partnerships's newest members CBI Scotland and The Data Lab ...

One of Scotland’s health boards has announced a major expansion of ‘virtual ward’ capabilities in a bid to treat more patients at home. NHS Forth Valley is rolling out more ‘hospital at home’ services ...

Plans for a £16.5 billion datacentre campus on the site of the former Chapelcross nuclear power station have been lodged with Dumfries and Galloway Council. Annan-based CX Tech Limited has applied for ...

The former boss of Arnold Clark has said a cyberattack which hit the car retailer four years ago had a ‘significant and long-lasting impact’ on the business. Eddie Hawthorne was speaking at an event ...

Scotland needs to ‘act quickly’ on a digital assets opportunity that could be worth up to £5 billion to its economy, according to a new report. Policymakers and industry leaders are being urged to ...

Scotland’s biometrics commissioner has renewed his call for new legislation to govern the use of live facial recognition technology in policing. Dr Brian Plastow, who has occupied the post since it ...