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A Vancouver CEO is engineering AI consciousness

Nov 3, 2024

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10 min read

A Vancouver CEO is engineering AI consciousness

Suzanne Gildert's new company is combining biology with quantum simulations of neurons.

Kate Wilson

Features

Black Boys Code prepares youth to be ‘future leaders and innovators’ in tech

Nov 1, 2024

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4 min read

Black Boys Code prepares youth to be ‘future leaders and innovators’ in tech

The Vancouver organization teaches digital literacy and STEM skills, with 17 chapters in Canada and two in the U.S.

Lisa Tanh

Features

Vancouver’s Photonic is pioneering quantum technologies

Oct 31, 2024

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7 min read

Vancouver’s Photonic is pioneering quantum technologies

The company has raised over $100M from a pool of investors including Microsoft, and has partnered with Telus to help industries prepare for a quantum-secure future.

Lisa Tanh

Insider Exclusive

Apply for $32 million in AI funding for B.C.

Oct 31, 2024

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6 min read

Apply for $32 million in AI funding for B.C.

Plus, two big names in Vancouver tech announce their new jobs.

Emily Edwards, +1

Features

Vancouver’s Form to release AR swim goggles at Apple Store

Oct 30, 2024

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5 min read

Vancouver’s Form to release AR swim goggles at Apple Store

The world’s first smart swim goggles have been awarded ‘Best Wearable’ and are race-approved by World Triathlon and others.

Lisa Tanh

Opinion

Why a Vancouver-based VC firm recommends SR&ED financing to its portfolio companies

Oct 30, 2024

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6 min read

Why a Vancouver-based VC firm recommends SR&ED financing to its portfolio companies

Separate fact from fiction about SR&ED financing.

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Events

Oct 30, 2024

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9 min read

Your funding strategies should change

Plus, how to take your sales skills to the next level.

Emily Edwards

Insider Exclusive

Oct 29, 2024

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3 min read

Checking in on Vancouver’s unicorns

In 2021, thirteen companies headquartered in B.C. were worth over $1B. How are they doing now?

Kate Wilson

Opinion

Oct 28, 2024

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7 min read

From the deep sea to Science World

Scientist Moronke Harris will deliver the keynote speech on diversity in tech at the Vancouver institution’s annual Girls and STEAM Summit.

Guest Contributor

A Vancouver CEO is engineering AI consciousness

Black Boys Code prepares youth to be ‘future leaders and innovators’ in tech

Vancouver’s Photonic is pioneering quantum technologies

Apply for $32 million in AI funding for B.C.

Vancouver’s Form to release AR swim goggles at Apple Store

Why a Vancouver-based VC firm recommends SR&ED financing to its portfolio companies

Your funding strategies should change

Checking in on Vancouver’s unicorns

From the deep sea to Science World

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