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Ottawa-based Diablo Technologies files for bankruptcy

Despite winning a long legal battle against a U.S. competitor and reportedly raising more than $99 million...

The year in Ottawa tech: 2017 entrepreneurs’ roundtable

Late last month, Techopia sat down with three local entrepreneurs to hear their views of the past...

Ottawa Tourism launches chatbot guide to city’s attractions

In an attempt to help tourists discover Ottawa’s top sites, the city’s tourism body has partnered with...

Ottawa’s Aetonix receives provincial funding for connected health platform

Patients with complex healthcare needs in the Ottawa region are using a local startup’s platform to better...

Leonovus goes from ‘broken’ to blockchain with $13.75M financing

After going several quarters starved for sales of its secure data storage technology, Ottawa-based Leonovus is turning...

Made in Ottawa: SmartCone adds safety to the connected city

One year ago, Jason Lee took the stage at TiECon Canada’s annual pitchfest. In his hands was...

Ottawa OMB hearings drop 68% over two years

The number of contested hearings at the Ontario Municipal Board involving the City of Ottawa has dropped...

Ottawa’s Quarterhill hires acquisitions specialist Doug Parker as CEO

Ottawa-based Quarterhill (TSX:QTRH)(NASDAQ:QTRH) has appointed a permanent chief executive whom the firm says has the track record...

Huawei joins Ottawa-based CENGN, extends Carleton 5G partnership

Huawei Canada is reaffirming its 5G confidence in Ottawa, as the Chinese telecom firm announced today it...

Beyond Shopify: SaaS North aims to raise Canada’s software profile

Year two of SaaS North nearly doubled the exhibitors’ space and inspired a fresh crop of startups,...
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