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CentML, the AI efficiency startup co-founded by Gennady Pekhimenko and acquired by Nvidia, developed critical software designed to maximize AI model performance on existing hardware. This core capability—optim...
The dialogue around government-backed 'technology champions' in Canada’s tech ecosystem is complex, but the underlying tension—between directed funding and market-driven growth—is critical for local builders l...
The current narrative surrounding generative AI is one of boundless potential—a technology that promises to automate every tedious process from writing emails to managing complex supply chains. However, the fi...
The deployment of AI scribing technology in clinical settings is moving past simple efficiency gains; it represents a fundamental shift in how health information is captured and processed. For the Canadian hea...
Mark Fingerhuth, co-founder and CDO at ProteinQure, provided a critical counterpoint to the prevailing excitement around quantum chemistry during Toronto Tech Week. While many industry voices suggest that simu...
The convergence of aerial data acquisition and advanced digital reconstruction marks a significant inflection point for how physical space is modeled in the AI ecosystem. Spexi Geospatial, based in Vancouver,...
Sofie Poirier's recent trip leading the Mobility Unlimited Hub (MUH) delegation to Australia provides a compelling case study for founders: while digital tools accelerate early connection, scaling specialized...
The most common friction point in local marketplaces is the difficulty of scalable, high-quality onboarding—the process of finding and vetting enough supply to meet demand. Vancouver startup Campertunity has a...
From the outset, Dion Kelly and the team at Possibility Neurotechnologies have centered their work on a profoundly simple but powerful concept: restoring functional interaction through thought. Their vision mo...
Mohamad Moosavi, Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering at the University of Toronto and a Vector Institute Faculty Member, has pinpointed a critical bottleneck in climate technology development: the slow...