<p class="text-align-justify"><strong>4. Edinburgh</strong><br />
Edinburgh has been able to remain as the largest and most significant financial centersfor the past five years. Codebase, the UK's largest business incubator, which has helped more than 90 startups receive more than half a billion dollars in funding is also located in Edinburgh.According to a 2020 report by Active Capital, Edinburgh was recognized as one of the most inventive cities in the world based on a variety of characteristics such as the level of research outputs, quality of life and economic prosperity and ranked fourth in the UK, behind London, Cambridge, and Oxford, according to the survey.</p>

<p class="text-align-justify"><strong>5. Bristol</strong><br />
Bristol has a long history of technical proficiency and invention, so it's no wonder that it's a popular destination for tech workers. Bristol has had a long heritage of success in engineering, the city's current expertise is robotics and The Bristol Robotics Lab (BRL) is Europe's largest and home to projects like the four-year ARE (Autonomous Robot Evolution) project.Bristol's tech industry is home to 430 companies, including well-known names like Amazon, Nokia, BT, Vodafone etc. In 2020, Bristol companies garnered about $414 billion in technology investment.<br />
A new fresh investment and high-tech jobs has been brought to the area through Innovation Hub at the Bristol and Bath Science Park in the month of July worth £2.4 million.</p>
