Anthropic commits $10 million to Canadian institutions for AI researchÂ
AI giant offering Claude credits to major institutions like U of T, Amii, Mila.
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Manzil launches âhalal version of Robinhoodâ in US as it eyes global growth
The Islamic FinTech startup is moving from managed investing to self-directed trading.
TouchBistro acquired by subsidiary of Constellation Software
Harris Computer reportedly paid $100 million for the Toronto restaurant tech firm.
How Dominion Dynamics is building Canadaâs first line of Arctic defence
CEO Eliot Pence explains his companyâs plans to become Canadaâs defence general contractor.
What Canadian tech startups should know about AI in the workplace
Amid a âWild Westâ for AI regulation, lawyers from Littler encourage companies to mind existing laws.
Silicon Valley hits Calgary Stampede
Plus: Canada isnât Delawareâs waiting room.
Gerry Pond, âCodefatherâ of New Brunswick tech, dies at 82
Former NBTel CEO was staunch supporter of Atlantic Canadaâs startup sector.
Q&A: Hussein Fazal on Super.comâs 10-year journey to becoming a unicorn
CEO reflects on evolution from online travel agency to âsavings super appâ post-Series D.
Does Anthropic want to eat your business?
Plus: How AI chatbots are being tricked into smear marketing.
Ontario gets new fund to back university life sciences spinouts
U of T, McMaster, and Ontario government team up on new $40-million fund.
Xanadu visits the White House for quantum summit
Toronto quantum computing firm was the lone Canadian representative in attendance.
OpenText lays off two percent of its workforce
Roughly 400 global employees are now out of work, but OpenText says Canadian impact is “minimal.”
Canada should stop acting like the waiting room for Delaware
Avery Pennarun says Canadians donât need to become American to sell to Americans.
Canadaâs telco and banking incumbents form AI consortium
Scotiabank, Sun Life, Telus, and Lightworks team up to build AI infrastructure at the enterprise level.
Q&A: How InBC hopes to redefine its role in BC tech as a more strategic investor
CIO Thomas Park unpacks InBCâs shifting strategy and its push to fill the university-commercialization gap.