Buying in: Shopify signs on as first customer for Ottawa startup’s carbon-capture technology
E-commerce giant will pay Planetary Hydrogen to remove carbon dioxide from the air while helping to fund company’s groundbreaking research.
Buying in: Shopify signs on as first customer for Ottawa startup’s carbon-capture technology
E-commerce giant will pay Planetary Hydrogen to remove carbon dioxide from the air while helping to fund company’s groundbreaking research.
Kivuto Solutions lands $7.6M in fresh equity to fuel expansion push
Educational software provider’s revenues have surged as schools around the world pivoted to remote learning during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fast-growing California software firm picks Ottawa for new global R&D hub
Gigamon’s customers include eight of the world’s 10 largest banks as well as eight of the top 10 global telecom service providers.
Recipe for success? Ottawa engineer hopes AI-driven ‘robot chef’ becomes the next kitchen necessity
Khalid Aboujassoum’s stovetop appliance looks much like a crock pot and uses machine-learning technology to cook meals from pre-prepared ingredients.
Ottawa tech veterans hope sales-boosting software will be a hit with Amazon merchants
SaaS startup Trellis has already landed more than $1M in seed funding from investors in Canada, the United States, the Middle East and Asia.
‘I’m turning people away’: Ottawa golf, tennis facilities booming in COVID-19 era
Rounds played are up 20 per cent at golf courses across the National Capital Region as stir-crazy Ottawans seek ways to enjoy the great outdoors
Ottawa Athletic Club closing for good after 44 years as pandemic hits fitness business hard
Trailblazing fitness centre that opened in 1976 welcomed more than 1,500 people a day before COVID-19.
Owner of Ottawa co-working spaces seeing signs of recovery in hard-hit industry
“Floodgates will open” once a vaccine is found, owner of two local facilities predicts despite news that one of the industry’s biggest companies has filed
Shopping local: Calian acquires Ottawa-based wireless antenna maker Tallysman in $24.5M deal
Ten-year-old Ottawa firm makes satellite antennas as small as a human hand for clients in the autonomous vehicle, precision agriculture and other sectors.
Mayor said City Hall staff are working with local business groups to help restaurants, bars, retail shops and other enterprises that have seen revenues plummet
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