Peripheral establishes first biomechanics basketball shooting lab in Toronto
U of T robotics grads and ex-racecar builders return to apply self-driving tech to sports.
U of T robotics grads and ex-racecar builders return to apply self-driving tech to sports.
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As open-source AI becomes concentrated in China, Cohere says it wants to provide a secure alternative.
Besszong is figuring out the mechanics of its debut game, and how to run a studio with no money.
A $24-million investment will support 20 new appointees to CIFAR’s AI Chair program.
At Wealthsimple Presents, company says it wants to be the platform for your entire financial life.
Co-Founder Connect lands in Toronto on May 28 to help engineer the perfect founder pairings.
Toronto firm announces the deal the same day it claims quantum breakthrough.
Series A funding will help U of T spinout scale its Q-Day-ready encryption method.
With its future still uncertain, AIO hopes the CSCA will help advance its mission nationally.
Retail tech firm focuses on key markets with share price down 20 percent on the year.
Toronto VC firm aims to raise $70 million to invest in more nascent tech startups.
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After decades in public service, former defence minister Harjit Sajjan is now a defence-tech entrepreneur.
Québec-based company is one of Canada’s leaders in quantum computing.