Canada launches its own quantum research program to rival DARPA initiative
Nord Quantique, Xanadu, Photonic, and Anyon to get up to $23 million in funding through CQCP.
Nord Quantique, Xanadu, Photonic, and Anyon to get up to $23 million in funding through CQCP.
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Five countries account for almost 91 percent of the global semiconductor market. Canada isn’t one.
Partnership will develop satellite communications capabilities in the Arctic.
Searle says front-line companies must shape Canada’s sovereign strategy.
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Regional Defence Investment Initiative will be deployed by Canada’s regional development agencies.
Innovate BC has allocated $2.5 million to projects submitted by Dec. 21.
Federal, Québec, and Ontario governments promise millions to Canadian semiconductor projects from IBM and Marvell.
Ottawa’s new AI register promises to track how the feds are using, and testing, AI systems.
Bergen has led the Jim Balsillie-co-founded tech lobby group since its inception.
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Funding will help researchers across the country train AI models with billions of parameters.
Guillaume Mercier steps away from Industrial Innovation Fund as leadership churn continues.
Toronto firm approved under existing stablecoin framework, but will be ready for new federal strategy.