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Here are five of the hottest Ottawa startups in defence and cybersecurity

This month, OBJ and Invest Ottawa are highlighting just a few of the local startups making waves in defence and cybersecurity.

Veteran U.S. health-care leader Huff takes top job at biotech firm Genomadix

Genomadix has named a veteran U.S. medical technology executive as its new CEO as the Ottawa-based biotech...

Heather Black of Palo Alto Networks talks about AI and its use at the forefront of cybersecurity

After 29 years in telecommunications at Bell Canada, Heather Black was pulled in a different direction.

Maple Bridge Ventures raises $10M to unlock ‘untapped potential’ of immigrant entrepreneurs

Maple Bridge Ventures announced this week it has secured $10.2 million from anchor investors Farm Credit Corp. and Realize Capital Partners as well as other partners that include former Canopy Growth CEO Mark Zekulin.

Video-surveillance software maker Solink ‘getting it right’ as firm expands Kanata HQ

Sixteen years ago, Solink’s founders launched their software enterprise in the heart of the Kanata tech park...

Swagger: What is it and should Ottawa’s tech community have it?

Some observers would say that Ottawa's tech community has lost its “swagger.” Depending on who you talk to, that can be a good thing or a bad thing.

Techopia Live: uOttawa expands Kanata North campus

Top global tech clusters have strong connections between private sector companies and universities, facilitating the conduct and commercialization of research, the transfer of knowledge, and the sourcing of talent. This vision is taking another step forward with the University of Ottawa’s expanding Kanata North campus.

Five Ottawa companies crack Deloitte’s 2025 lists of fastest-growing firms in Canada

ZeroTek posted two-year revenue growth of 355 per cent, good for 13th place on Deloitte’s 2025 ranking of tech companies to watch released Thursday.

Ottawa’s Searidge Technologies sees demand from global airports, but not as many in Canada

With airports around the world pushing to upgrade and digitize outdated systems, they're turning to Canadian companies such as Ottawa-based Searidge Technologies. But as his company expands internationally, Searidge’s CEO says he’d like to see more Canadian airports following the trend.

Martello Technologies cutting workforce, trimming product lines

Martello Technologies is cutting half its workforce and will stop producing software aimed at Microsoft users as...

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