Mecademic secures $21 million to bring its tiny industrial robots to the world
Funding will help expand Montréal headquarters and ramp up hiring in US, Europe, and Asia.
Hardware
Q&A: Why Albertaâs data centre strategy is drawing the attention of tech giants like Meta
Punchcard Systemsâ Sam Jenkins on how Alberta is meeting the moment, and what it stands to gain or lose.
Q&A: Xanaduâs Christian Weedbrook on why quantum ought to be a national defence priority
CEO talks data centre dreams and ensuring Xanadu stays in Canada as it prepares to go public.
Sheertex maker will be sold to fellow Québec hosiery company AYK
SRTX once employed 350 people. If the sale is approved, fewer than 10 will remain.
Fedsâ $6.6-billion Defence Industrial Strategy takes aim at building a ârobustâ Canadian defence sector
DIS outlines a âbuild-partner-buyâ framework and plans to name ânational champions.â
Photonic claims âworld-firstâ quantum teleportation across Telus fibre network
Quantum company deepens partnership with investor and telecom giant.
Canadaâs PixMob lights up 2026 Super Bowl and Winter Olympics
Special effects company debuts brightest-ever product as it marks 20 years in business.
Haply Robotics raises $16 million to build the âsteering wheelsâ for physical AI
How the Montréal startup plans to own the touch layer of robotics.
Kiwi Charge takes EV-charging robot to showroom floor with $1.7-million pilot project
âR2-D2 for EV chargingâ will be showcased at the Canadian International AutoShow this week.
Josh Ogden thinks Canadaâs drone industry can gain some altitudeÂ
AVSS wants to show that keeping IP and manufacturing in Canada can still work.
Latency may be invisible to users, but it will define who wins in AI
For some applications, the delay is tolerable. For many emerging ones, it isnât.
Elevate Farms acquires Fieldless Farms to create âCanadian food powerhouseâ
Deal combines two startups growing leafy greens with indoor farming technologies.
For Rayhawk Technologies, automating away risk is a family story
Railcar-loading companyâs efforts have netted three contracts south of the border.
Canadaâs tech and manufacturing leaders target N3 Summit for global growth
Two-day March summit to discuss trade shifts, new technologies in Canadian manufacturing.
US-based welding tech company ESAB to buy Eddyfi for $1.45 billion USD
ESAB makes âfirm commitmentsâ to keep Eddyfi workers and head office in QuĂ©bec.