Alberta allocates $30 million to AI as part of new innovation strategy
Amount part of $73 million total promised to provincial tech plan in 2022 budget.
Amount part of $73 million total promised to provincial tech plan in 2022 budget.
Local and global investors opened their pockets to a growing crop of Alberta tech startups.
Plan contains minimal details on how budget funding will be allocated.
Applications are open to previously initiated projects that stalled “due to the current economic situation.”
Company applications for the sandbox could start as soon as July 1.
If Alberta government fails to commit, TransPod’s CEO said he’ll move the project elsewhere.
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NDP noted Alberta attracted less venture capital last year than provinces like Ontario, BC, Québec.
BC announces $654 million for cleantech, while Alberta promises $73 million for innovation.
New program hopes to fill gap in tech talent.
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