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Glasgow has been ranked the UK's third most AI-ready city outside London in the AI Cities Index 2026. The city's growing AI ecosystem, skilled graduate pipeline, research strengths and expanding technology sector continue to strengthen its position as one of the UK's leading centres for artificial intelligence innovation.
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Engineers at the University of Glasgow have developed a breakthrough technique that could overcome one of the biggest challenges facing future 6G communications. The innovation enables intelligent wireless surfaces to reduce electromagnetic interference while improving signal strength, security and energy efficiency for next-generation digital networks.
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Researchers at the University of Glasgow have developed a new AI framework that improves how foundation models analyse location-based data. The breakthrough enables more accurate predictions across applications including housing, public health, air pollution and climate research while allowing sensitive datasets to be processed securely on local computers.
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A University of Glasgow spinout developing advanced quantum hardware has won a major Institute of Physics innovation award. Quantcore’s technology aims to power the next generation of quantum computing, sensing and secure communications, strengthening Glasgow’s position as a growing centre for critical technologies and deep-tech innovation.
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Glasgow-based recruitment technology company Willo has launched a new AI-powered hiring platform designed to help employers assess candidate suitability more effectively. Developed through 18 months of research and investment, the platform aims to improve recruitment decision-making as organisations face growing volumes of AI-assisted job applications.
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The Financial Regulation Innovation Lab (FRIL) has secured £3.18 million from Scottish Enterprise to expand its award-winning programme. Led by FinTech Scotland and the University of Strathclyde, the initiative will accelerate responsible financial innovation, support fintech growth and develop solutions to emerging regulatory challenges.
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Glasgow-based Fretronics Engineering is scaling production of its audio redundancy technology after securing new funding and attracting customers including Harry Styles, Sabrina Carpenter and Blink-182. The company’s locally manufactured system helps ensure live performances continue seamlessly, highlighting Glasgow’s growing reputation for music technology innovation.
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New research from the University of Strathclyde has revealed growing use of AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude and Microsoft Copilot during Scotland’s 2026 Parliamentary election campaign. The findings highlight how younger voters are increasingly using generative AI to research policies, fact-check claims and inform voting decisions.
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