A Scottish software developer who rejected an offer from Microsoft and went on to co-found his own company in the East End of Glasgow, is poised to strike a million-pound-plus deal with another US technology giant and retain his independence.
A Scottish software developer who rejected an offer from Microsoft and went on to co-found his own company in the East End of Glasgow, is poised to strike a million-pound-plus deal with another US technology giant and retain his independence.
A Scottish software developer who rejected an offer from Microsoft and went on to co-found his own company in the East End of Glasgow, is poised to strike a million-pound-plus deal with another US technology giant and retain his independence.
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