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Report: Canada’s quantum talent pool punches above its weight

Despite a pool of just 4,000, Canada still represents five percent of the world’s quantum talent.

VCs at Collision 2024 speak about AI and valuations in the post-post-boom times.

Plus: Canada’s competition watchdog has Amazon in its crosshairs.

Feds, province, City of Vancouver pledge up to $14.8 million over three years to Collision’s successor.

New company follows the recent exodus of safety-focused employees at OpenAI.

Each startup is receiving between $150,000 to $500,000 based on company stage, needs, and evaluation processes.

Heylist, Vosyn, Pok Pok, and Ability Biologics have all raised fresh capital.

TD Innovation Partners’ leadership team is almost entirely ex-SVB and ex-RBCx leaders.

Chexy is looking to become a one-stop shop for tenants paying their monthly rent and expenses.

Uber and Khosla double down as Nvidia, Porsche, IKEA join Toronto AV startup’s cap table.

Plus: Copperleaf to go private in billion-dollar deal.

The fund will make up to 10 investments per year, ranging from $100,000 to $250,000 CAD.

Plus: An exclusive interview on the new Float product launches.

Plus: BetaKit breaks news on BDC and Collision’s next stop.

Intelliware, Ripple, Accenture offering career opportunities to cloud experts.