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Defsec Technologies raises $2.5M in direct offering

Defsec Technologies said Thursday it has agreed to sell 673,006 common shares at a price of $3.74 a share to a select group of investors in a registered direct offering.

From retail to trades to medicine: How AI is being put to work in Ottawa

Countless businesses and organizations in the city are putting AI to work in unique — and sometimes...

L-Spark, Telus team up to launch new AI-startup accelerator

L-Spark is tapping into Canada’s most powerful supercomputer in a program aimed at startups using AI to...

L-Spark looks to launch defence-tech accelerator amid military spending boom

The head of L-Spark says the Kanata-based startup accelerator hopes to launch a program to help emerging...

Former Ottawa tech founder turned funder Mark Scott on the future of AI and more

As a driving force behind two successful Ottawa-based tech firms, Mark Scott is a keen observer of...

Shopify shareholders shoot down proposal to create AI policy

Shopify shareholders have voted against the company creating an artificial intelligence policy. The idea was shot down at...

Shopify board fighting shareholder push to create AI policy

Shopify Inc. shareholders will vote Tuesday on whether the tech company should create an artificial intelligence policy. The...

Ottawa’s surprising new tech clusters are nowhere near March Road

Tech workers fill Little Italy’s patios and the park benches around Dow’s Lake every sunny afternoon, sipping...

AGI Ventures brings AI-curious Ottawans together in ‘grassroots community’ of tech builders

Launched two-and-a-half years ago, AGI Ventures is the brainchild of Hai Nghiem and Neilda Gagné, a pair of Ottawa tech entrepreneurs who wanted to build a “grassroots community” to foster innovative ways of tapping into the power of AI.

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