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Techopia Live: Nuvyyo goes prime time with new Tablo device

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At a time when consumers are looking to save money given rising inflation, Ottawa-based Nuvyyo is providing TV watchers with a chance to cut the

Nuvyyo channels new growth for cord-cutting tech with backing from U.S. broadcaster

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After more than a decade stuck in the tech industry’s equivalent of a late-night time slot, Kanata-based Nuvyyo is hoping its latest product upgrade will

Ottawa’s Nuvyyo gets $6M venture capital boost to fund cord-cutting technology

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Kanata firm makes hardware and software that caters to viewers who access TV broadcasts via old-school antennas rather than cable or satellite feeds.

Cord-cutting DVR maker Nuvyyo receives $1M funding from BDC Capital

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The Business Development Bank of Canada has given a $1-million loan to Ottawa-based tech company Nuvyyo. “Nuvyyo’s deep and well-rounded management team has kept the company ahead

Nuvyyo says service puts it a cut above as cable alternative

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Cashing in on the cable-cutting trend has sent Ottawa’s Nuvyyo on an impressive path to growth. Founded in 2010, Nuvyyo has created a device called

Tablo cutting into cable’s market share

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While Canada’s major cable companies were taking heat over their $25 skinny basic TV packages at CRTC hearings this month, an Ottawa company was stepping up its

Ottawa-based commpany, Nuvyyo helps those watching TV cut the cord into the future

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With a recent rise of streaming opportunities on the internet, Canadians are dropping their cable subscriptions and are watching television shows online. By Jacob Serebrin

Opinion: Ottawa companies call attention to the capital at the 2014 CES

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Ottawa’s technology companies are driving some of the most important headlines at the International CES this year in Las Vegas, NV. By Kyle McInnes. Both large companies