Stories on compute capacity, energy systems, satellite networks, and the infrastructure behind Canadian technology.
Read our coverageChristian Weedbrook’s founding vision for Xanadu is centered on making quantum computation practical and accessible. Rather than focusing solely on the theoretical quantum leap, the company’s approach emphasiz...
Read articleFrom the outset, Christian Weedbrook established a clear objective: building a quantum computer accessible at room temperature, sidestepping the deep cryogenic demands of many competing approaches. This approa...
Read articleThe core argument presented by leaders like Dr. Alejandro Adem and Dr. Arvind Gupta is clear: Canada possesses critical intellectual capital for leading the global AI race, but its physical infrastructure rema...
Read articleThe Southeast Tech Hub (SETH) in Estevan is building more than just an incubator; it is constructing a resilient model for economic self-determination in rural Canada. At the core of this effort is Gord More,...
Read articleMinister Evan Solomon's push for a 'sovereign AI supercomputing system' represents more than just a funding round; it signifies a critical industrial strategy aimed at making Canada a self-sufficient hub for a...
Read articleThe core vision driving Nano One Materials is profoundly straightforward: to de-risk and significantly simplify the manufacturing of cathode active materials (CAM) for lithium-ion batteries. Under the guidance...
Read articleMuhammad Ali Khan's vision for SuperQ is centered on establishing compute sovereignty. This is not merely about adopting the next generation of hardware; it’s about creating an accessible, secure computational...
Read articleAt the heart of this story is Atlas Engineered Products (AEP) and its clear vision: to industrialize and systematize the wood construction supply chain. For too long, the market for engineered wood components,...
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