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.

uOttawa’s Faculty of Engineering at the forefront of protecting Canada’s infrastructure

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How much thought do you give to the roads and bridges you drive over on your daily commute?

Ottawa space tech firm Neptec acquired for $42M

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Kanata-based Neptec Design Group, known for its sensors and cameras used on the International Space Station, has a new owner. The local firm, which has

Numbercrunch, Givopoly cofounder Susan Richards named co-chair of Invest Ottawa

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Susan Richards is stepping into the co-chair position on the board at Invest Ottawa, a role she says puts her in the position to help

Julia Zhang returns to Thermal Energy as CFO

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Ottawa-based Thermal Energy International (TSX-V:TMG) has tapped a veteran accountant who has had stints as a manager at two other publicly traded tech companies to

Gatineau’s Northforge Innovations acquired by California firm

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A local software developer and consulting firm has been acquired by one of its U.S. customers. Northforge Innovations, which specializes in network infrastructure and security,

Ottawa doesn’t have an Internet Exchange Point. Here’s why that’s a problem

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There’s a hole in the capital’s internet infrastructure and a new organization’s efforts to solve the only-in-Ottawa problem could mean an opportunity for a local

L-Spark launches Kanata co-working space

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Kanata-based L-Spark, known for mentoring Canadian SaaS firms through its accelerator program, announced this week that it will turn some of its open real estate

Mitel shareholders approve $2B acquisition of Ottawa firm

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Mitel shareholders voted overwhelmingly in favour of Searchlight Capital Partners’ proposed acquisition of the Kanata-based firm on Tuesday, marking a key approval in the $2-billion