Montreal-based Element AI has raised $137.5 million in series ‘A’ financing to support investment in large-scale artificial intelligence (AI) projects internationally, cement its status as Canada’s the largest global AI company and hire 250 people by January 2018. The investment is the world’s largest Series A round ever for an AI company. The financing is…
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Ryerson Univ and McMaster Univ are partnering to launch a Smart Robots for Health Communications project…
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Merck Canada Inc has tagged TEC Edmonton to establish a business incubator linking Alberta-based health tech firms to the health research expertise of…
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Geoff Hinton, Yoshua Bengio and Richard Sutton may not be household names but in the world of artificial intelligence (AI) these Canadian researchers are superstars at the forefront of a field that is attracting a host of marquee tech titans angling to gain competitive advantage in the rapidly evolving field. Yet many highly accomplished AI researchers have left Canada to seek opportunity elsewhere prompting a remarkable alignment of government, academia and industry to make Canada the go-to destination for AI advancements in an ever-expanding range of industry sectors.
Read MoreFederal spending on S&T declines in FY17-18 with share of intramural spending hitting 34-year low
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The share of federal spending on S&T conducted in-house by government departments and agencies declined to its lowest level in 35 years as federal spending intentions for 2017-18 are projected to decline 1.2% to $11.3 billion, according to the latest data from Statistics Canada. The drop to 44% of the total is largely attributable to a sharp (6.7%) decline in related scientific activities (RSA) spurred by the absence of StatsCan Census Program survey which was last conducted in 2016 and occurs every five years.
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Bioindustrial Innovation Canada has invested in two commercial-scale demonstration bio-refineries…
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The Quebec Ministry of Health and Social Services (QMHSS) and four pharmaceutical firms are investing $6.2 million into Montreal InVivo’s Early Stage Clinical Trial (ESCT) initiative…
Read MoreEleven-x network expanding nationally to provide low-cost IoT networking capacity
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Waterloo-based eleveln-x, a self-described next-generation, carrier-grade network purpose-built for Internet of Things (IoT) applications, is expanding…
Read MoreNew centre to research gender-based violence and disseminate knowledge
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A new centre of excellence on gender-based violence (GBV) will receive $77.5 million over five years and $16 million annually thereafter as part of the Liberal government’s new gender-based violence strategy…
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