Canadian government launches $4 billion Canada Digital Adoption Program
Program to help some 160,000 small and medium businesses adopt digital technology.
Program to help some 160,000 small and medium businesses adopt digital technology.
The official launch follows years of work around a provincial IP strategy.
Ontario and British Columbia are building their respective agencies to foster local innovation.
The financing will fuel a new semiconductor fund and updates to the CPFC fab.
BC announces $654 million for cleantech, while Alberta promises $73 million for innovation.
Pulse Industrial is one of 16 companies sharing $52.3 million from SDTC.
The Government of Québec has committed $6.5 million to the program.
Wyvern previously raised $4.5 million in pre-seed, seed funding.
Cilex will create new incubation, acceleration services for cybersecurity.
Since 2020, the program has invested a total of $223 million in 84 Canadian companies.
Program focuses on quantum, AI, semiconductors, and high-performance computing.
China, middle-men, and government bureaucracy.
Both work with CIFAR as part of the Pan-Canadian AI Strategy.
The two innovation hubs received a cumulative $1.3 million in total funding.
New fund backed by OMERS, Province of Ontario.