Harmix was a profitable music startup, before AI tools tempted it to build something new
Startup raises $1 million to solve software fragmentation for SMBs.
Ontario
Cohere goes Deutsch?
Plus: Hypertec is now a key Nvidia partner in Canada.
Motorola acquires AI-based 911 call screening startup Hyper
Deal comes less than a year after Hyper exited stealth.
From student to VP, Solaceâs Ghaith Dalla-Ali shows how startups can grow talent
Solace combines mentorship and ICTC support to help students build skills that prepare them for leadership.
Toronto gets a new hub for accessibility innovation
Access to Success says new physical space will help founders build among peers.
Mappedin eyes city-wide indoor mapping with $24.5-million USD Series B round
Startup has mapped over 10 billion square feet of indoor space, from airports to stadiums and beyond.
Q&A: Clearpath Roboticsâ Ryan Gariepy on killer robots and Canadaâs defence strategy
Industry leader says Canada is leaving opportunity on the table in robotics.
Why many of Canadaâs tech centaurs are in no rush to go public
Leaders from Clio, GeoComply, Wealthsimple, and others talk IPOs and the âSaaSpocalypse.â
Repay will buy billing platform Kubra for $372 million USD
Combined company expected to process $130 billion in annual payment volume.
Lockheed Martin Canada invests $3.6 million into Lemay.ai
Project supports AI R&D for âsovereign knowledge management.â
ContactMonkey founder steps down after 16 years, former Intuit leader to be next CEO
Jeff Cates had former leadership roles at Intuit Canada, Apple, and HP.
Aretek is printing a new path for the construction industry
Markhamâs tech sector is helping Aretek produce the data regulators need to greenlight 3D printing in construction.
ThinkLabs secures $28-million USD Series A to help power grids manage data centre demand
The AI race will take a toll on power grids. ThinkLabs wants to use its own AI to help.
Venture studio AXL appoints fellows from Nvidia, NASA, Samsung
First cohort of senior U of T scientists aims to bolster studioâs industry expertise.
Will Xanadu lead Canadian tech back to public markets?
Plus: Canadian VCs fear an AI-driven âSaaSpocalypse.â