Dealroom：2026年苏格兰深度科技报告（英文版）

When heavy industry declined in the 1960s, Scottish development agencies made a deliberate bet on electronics. Over the following decades, “Silicon Glen” grew into a significant hub for semiconductor manufacturing and electronics assembly. At its peak in the mid-1990s, Scotland produced over a third of Europe's PCs and employed 55,000 people in the sector. The 2000 downturn hit manufacturing hard, and much of that work moved offshore. But something important remained: a technical workforc