Future Fertility secures $7.6 million CAD for AI-powered in vitro fertilization
The Toronto company is part of a growing wave of fertility-focused tech startups.
The Toronto company is part of a growing wave of fertility-focused tech startups.
Funds will go toward European expansion, more staff.
TrojAI maintains cyber attacks on self-automated cars could pose a public danger.
The startup plans to use its Series A capital to expand into the US.
League will watch the ball drop with a billion-dollar valuation.
Through AppDirect Capital, the startup aims to help tech advisors using its platform grow.
Hubly aims to capitalize on the wealth management sector’s pandemic-fuelled digital transformation.
The investment will enable the creation of a fourth CDL-Rockies stream.
The startup also recently received approval from Health Canada.
The Canadian Business Growth Fund led the round.
Eva claims to offer “the first ride-share and delivery platform built on blockchain.”
Tiggy has its eyes on establishing dark stores in Toronto.
Nicoya’s solution helps scientists accelerate drug discovery.
Ukko Agro helps ag companies make informed crop management decisions.
In April, its solution was cleared by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.