Why space is Canada’s gateway to European collaboration
Matija Renčelj on why space is the natural starting place for Canada and the EU to build on existing ties.
Matija Renčelj on why space is the natural starting place for Canada and the EU to build on existing ties.
Founders and VCs spent the day discussing the finer points of building Prairies deep tech.
New program will launch in 2027 to tackle the unique challenges of commercializing deep tech.
At ALL IN, quantum leaders discussed why the tech won’t be built (or sold) like AI.
Montréal photonics startup aims to disrupt the IMU market with a smaller, more accurate alternative.
The $2.1-million headquarters dramatically expands production capacity as Femtum scales to meet data-centre boom.
Company says facility will create 40 jobs and help anchor its medium-lift launch vision.
Toronto-based firm provides plasma measurement systems for fusion companies.
Lior Ron foresees deployment across the Southern US by next year after Volvo completes technical validation.
Khosla-backed startup uses reinforcement learning to tackle analog design problems.
Toronto AI company won’t follow competitors in pursuit of in-house semiconductors.
Ten-year-old VC firm will back up to 30 companies, with a focus on climate, health, and work tech.
At Canada FinTech Forum, experts warn that organizations without a quantum plan are way behind.
CRC hopes to keep it simple as it races to space on the tailwinds of Canada’s renewed interest in the stars.
Halifax startup developing AI-powered satellites that can process and analyze data in orbit.