Edinburgh-based AI consultancy Tomoro is continuing its rapid growth by celebrating the official opening of its new Fountainbridge office, marked by a visit from Richard Lochhead, the Scottish Minister for Business.

To commemorate the launch, Tomoro has pledged a further £10 million investment over the next three years to more than double its headcount and deepen the company’s commitment to fostering homegrown Scottish AI talent.

The Edinburgh site is already home to teams working on some of the world’s most complex AI engineering challenges for Virgin Atlantic, Fidelity International, Supercell and more. The added investment will expand its Scottish team significantly, creating roles for AI engineers and delivery leads.

Business Minister Lochhead formally opened the office by cutting a ceremonial tartan ribbon, describing Tomoro as “a European technology powerhouse helping ensure Scotland is at the forefront of the AI revolution.”

Lochhead added:“Scotland has the talent, ambition and world-class research ecosystem required to shape how businesses, at home and across the world, benefit from AI’s impact. The solutions Ed and the team showed me today are testament to the capability on offer. Tomoro’s decision to invest further and grow its presence here strengthens Scotland’s position as a global hub for innovation. This £10 million commitment will create high-value jobs, develop exceptional local talent and contribute significantly to our dynamic tech economy.”

Founded in 2023, Tomoro already delivers generative AI and autonomous-agent solutions for pioneering organisations including Fidelity International, Supercell and Virgin Atlantic. The business has grown to more than 100 people, with recent office launches in Singapore and Sydney.

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Ed Broussard, co-founder and Managing Director at Tomoro, said: “From day one we’ve believed Scotland has the depth of talent, curiosity and engineering excellence to solve the hardest problems in AI.

“Our teams here are already working on some of the most ambitious AI solutions anywhere in the world. We’re welcoming more exceptional people and giving them the platform to build transformative AI solutions that change how enterprises operate. This new office and increased commitment are about doubling down on that belief. It was great to demonstrate our vision and some of our solutions to Minister Lochhead today.”

In the last year Tomoro has quadrupled its headcount and increased monthly global revenue more than tenfold. Broussard continued: “We’re committed to being an active, long-term player in Scotland’s AI ecosystem. Growing our team here is more than just a strategic choice—it’s a recognition that Scotland can and should be one of Europe’s most important centres for AI innovation.”