Techopia

Techopia is focused on Ottawa’s technology sector. This multimedia project includes regular online news coverage, a video and audio podcast, private networking events and quarterly reports. OBJ also partners with EY to create an annual magazine called Techopia-EY Insights.

Ottawa’s MicroMetrics pivots communications platform from hotels to health-care clinics to aid in COVID fight

Techopia

Company hit hard by economic downturn is offering its service for free to doctors, dentists and other health-care professionals until the end of the year.

Rewind tops Ottawa firms on Globe and Mail’s fastest-growing companies list

Techopia

Startup launched five years ago as a backup platform for Shopify merchants only local company to crack the top 50 in newspaper’s second annual rankings.

Martello co-founder Gallagher retires from company’s board of directors

Techopia

Longtime tech exec praised for “vision and years of dedication” to building fast-growing Kanata firm.

Gatineau software firm launches customer registry app for bars, restaurants

Techopia

Free platform allows patrons to enter their personal information into a secure database upon entering an establishment.

Shopify says two ‘rogue’ employees involved in data breach to obtain customer records

Techopia

Ottawa-based tech firm says fewer than 200 merchants whose stores were illegitimately accessed are at risk of having had their customer data exposed.

Armed with fresh funding, fintech firm Veem looks to expand Ottawa operations

Techopia

Silicon Valley company helps customers send and receive money transfers via blockchain technology.

uOttawa professor steers AI startup toward ‘huge’ opportunity in self-driving car industry

Techopia

Sensor Cortek’s trailblazing AI technology that helps autonomous vehicles detect pedestrians and other cars is capturing the attention of some of the industry’s biggest names.

Kanata’s DNA Genotek, Ottawa researchers among those eyeing saliva sampling for COVID-19 testing

Techopia

Elsewhere, testing and laboratory firm Dynacare – which has more than two dozen locations in the National Capital Region – says it is developing plans

Ottawa’s C-COM, Carleton University part of next-gen antenna project for 5G networks

Techopia

Ottawa organizations are members of joint Canadian-European program to build “flexible and scalable” antennas that will help transmit data in 5G and high-frequency satellite bands.