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The selection of Xtract One Technologies’ AI-powered SmartGateway screening system for the Pacific National Exhibition (PNE) underscores a critical shift in venue security: safety must now be measured by seaml...
Canada faces a massive, multi-sector infrastructure build cycle requiring hundreds of billions in investment across transit, energy, and mining. GroundedAI, a Vancouver startup, is positioning its platform to...
LōD Technologies has been selected to pilot its flexible AI inference technology with Dominion Energy. The utility, one of North America's largest energy providers, is testing the system within its territory i...
At the recent Indigenous AI Gathering, researchers demonstrated new platforms designed specifically to embed data sovereignty into generative AI tools. These developments address the core tension between AI’s...
Cohere is shifting the narrative around enterprise AI costs by moving away from a token-centric billing model toward a value-based routing strategy. This approach directly addresses the growing complexity of a...
Richard Sutton, a Turing Award winner and widely recognized as the godfather of reinforcement learning (RL), is launching Oak Lab to address one of AI's most pressing bottlenecks: the unsustainable energy and...
Richard Sutton, a Turing Award-winning pioneer who literally wrote the textbook on reinforcement learning (RL), is launching Oak Lab to challenge the current deep learning paradigm. Instead of relying on massi...
Montréal-based Solving.AI has secured $1.1 million CAD in pre-seed funding to launch ShowMe, an LLM-powered software guidance tool designed to bridge the gap between complex enterprise software and employee pr...
Lax Kw’alaams First Nation is deploying an AI-enabled monitoring system to automate the labor-intensive process of salmon counting and sorting at the Orde Point Fish Trap. By replacing manual, high-frequency p...
The construction of two 13-megawatt data centres at Thompson Rivers University (TRU) represents a tangible shift from theoretical AI policy to physical infrastructure. For Canadian institutions, this means the...