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Huawei Canada
AI research and development in LLMs and related fields.
Smart Cities Initiative
It matches AI startups with municipal challenges across areas like transport, safety, and infrastructure planning.
Vention
Vention provides software and hardware platforms that help manufacturers design and deploy automated robotic equipment.
BetaKit
QCTech news analysis and insights platform.
BDC Capital
ONA Crown corporation venture capital arm focusing on Canadian business and tech sectors.
Canadian Tech Ecosystem
AI research, deployment, and commercialization across Canada's private sector.
Fortinet
BCGlobal cybersecurity company providing a platform for network activity monitoring and threat mitigation.
Ssense
Ssense is an online platform that sells luxury fashion goods sourced globally for consumers in the United States and Canada.
Ahoy
Physical AI infrastructure company developing perception and decision-making systems for real-world operations.
BrainBox AI
QCDeveloped HVAC monitoring AI software to lower energy consumption in buildings.
Brdg
Construction finance technology platform automating development payments and compliance.
Law Zero
QCNon-profit specializing in technical solutions for developing ethical and secure AI.
Onix
Onix builds a subscription app allowing users access to personalized advice from AI versions of wellness and health experts.
Solving.AI
AI training platform for complex workplace software
Deep Sky
A Montréal-based project developer of direct-air carbon-capture (DAC) technology.
Pricepoint
AI-native hospitality platform for real-time booking price optimization.
Élisa Interactive raises $875k to simplify user world creation in Roblox
The funding validates a strategic pivot, shifting Me-Z-Scene from an internal developer utility designed for studios toward a low-barrier entry point for casual users on UGC platforms.
Canada and Germany launch Sovereign Technology Alliance to secure AI chip supply
The focus on global partnerships signals that access to reliable, non-foreign technology infrastructure is now a primary constraint for Canadian AI commercialization efforts.
Huawei Canada Seeks Intern Researcher for LLM Agent Architectures in Montreal
The opening focuses on implementing complex, self-improving AI systems using advanced techniques like reinforcement learning and tool calling.
Why the Canada-U.S. tariff breakdown raises the cost of building Canadian tech
The biggest tariff risk for Canadian tech is not only hardware exposure. It is the combination of higher AI infrastructure costs, weaker customer budgets and stronger incentives to scale from the United States instead of Canada.