Nanoprecise closes Series C to predict industrial equipment failures with AI
Edmonton startup nabs $36 million USD to bring its tech to Southeast Asia, Latin America, Africa.
Edmonton startup nabs $36 million USD to bring its tech to Southeast Asia, Latin America, Africa.
Sutton joins Canadian peers Yoshua Bengio and Geoffrey Hinton in winning “Nobel Prize of computing.”
Levven Electronics, Care Group, Demir Engineering, and Grengine to benefit from latest federal funding.
Luge adds investor Chelsea Gillett from The51, Pender adds associate Jacob Grainger from Plug and Play.
First close from AEC brings Fund IV more than halfway to its $25-million target.
Wyvern and Kepler secure funding, Mission Control inks big partnership, and Volta Space preps for launch.
Interested parties must submit a project application form by Aug. 9.
Toyota and Radical-backed startup aims to transform NPCs, game systems with AI.
Startups such as Wyvern and Arolytics received funding from ERA’s Emerging Innovators Challenge.
Some roles are being consolidated to its Toronto office to “better align” resources, company says.
The non-dilutive funding came from PrairiesCan and the City of Edmonton’s Edge Fund.
Canada retains fourth place in global rankings, but slips further from the three leading nations.
The startup is looking to expand across Canada and the United States starting later this year.
CIBC Innovation Banking’s Joe Timlin on the province that’s punching above its weight.
Alberta AI hub aims to give SMBs tools and knowledge to leverage AI.