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QScale
QCProvider of large-scale data center campuses in Quebec.
Exterra Technologies
The company recycles industrial chemicals and extracts saleable minerals from waste mine tailings.
Rio Tinto
QCAnglo-Australian multinational focused on metals and mining.
BrainBox AI
QCDeveloped HVAC monitoring AI software to lower energy consumption in buildings.
Geosapiens
AI solutions for insurance and extreme weather risk modeling.
Mantel
Mantel develops molten-borate technology to capture industrial CO2 emissions before they enter the atmosphere.
Nord Quantique
QCQuantum computing company developing superconducting qubits and error-correction systems.
Nouveau Monde Graphite Inc.
QCCanadian critical mineral producer specializing in graphite.
Shared Services Canada
QCA proposal concerning government purchases of cloud services requiring data to be processed, transmitted, and stored exclusively in Canada under domestic control.
Pricepoint
AI-native hospitality platform for real-time booking price optimization.
L3Harris and Lockheed Formalize F-35 Depot in Mirabel, Securing Quebec as Regional Aerospace Hub
The foundational vision driving this partnership is clear: establishing reliable, deep-cycle sustainment capabilities for advanced combat platforms, irrespective of immediate procurement cycles. Ugo Paniconi,...
Québec puts $17.8M behind 18 applied AI and quantum projects
Québec is putting nearly $17.8 million behind 18 innovation projects aimed at accelerating the adoption of artificial intelligence and quantum technologies across the provincial economy. The total project valu...
Montreal Bakery Vandalism Highlights Growing Public Friction Against Automated Retail Systems
The spray-painted message 'action anti tech' on a self-serve bakery signals localized tensions over technology adoption.
Predicting 100-Year Storms Requires Extrapolation past Historical Weather Records
Geospatial AI firms are developing methods that estimate climate risks by modeling conditions far outside the range of available historical data.
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.