Five Canadian startups crack CB Insights’ 2022 AI 100 list
Four out of the five Canadian companies come from Toronto.
Four out of the five Canadian companies come from Toronto.
“It’s no longer just about the safety of the vehicles, but about the safety of the software on which they run.”
Shopify has been quietly adding crypto payment integrations to its platform.
The program is one of the six Google accelerators available to Canadians.
Meta, Walmart, Microsoft among Fable’s client base.
Forma aims to turn sales compensation into science using AI.
The new smart thermostats are Ecobee’s latest launches post- acquisition.
The marketplace is meant to allow orgs to profit from sharing data securely.
Temmer provides speech and print interpretation services to business, educational institutions, and individuals.
Fobi goes shopping for its second couponing solution.
Originally developed at McGill University, CarbiCrete’s tech produces cement-free, carbon-free concrete.
GoBolt hopes third name’s the charm as it eyes new global markets.
Alberta IoT’s funding is the latest in several government commitments to Alberta’s tech sector.
Vector wants to take a bite out of the tech talent crunch.
WhereiPark gets acquired as Spacer gears up for widening international footprint.