Engineering

The University of Waterloo's Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC) expects that sensors able to detect properties at the molecular level will be one of...

Google offering startups $100,000 credit for Google Cloud Platform

Candice So - September 12, 2014

Google Inc. announced today it’s giving out a one-year, $100,000 credit to startups using its Google Cloud Platform service, a boon for new companies...

Former Cisco engineers launching alternative video conferencing for SMBs

Candice So - August 11, 2014

Zoom is launching a new collaboration and online meeting product called Zoom Presence, allowing users to start video conferencing from almost any device. Essentially,...

Bridging the digital and physical worlds, one Hot Wheels car at a time

Candice So - March 13, 2014

With its soaring, twisting orange and blue pieces of track, arcing around to allow tiny cars to surge down its plastic freeways, it’s easy...

Oscar-winning movie Gravity was powered by Dell Precision workstations

Jeff Jedras - March 10, 2014

AUSTIN, TEX – The Sandra Bullock/George Clooney space drama Gravity won a number of Oscars last weekend at the Academy Awards in Hollywood, including...

3 megatrends driving workstation virtualization into the SMB

Jeff Jedras - March 7, 2014

ROUND ROCK, TEX. – Three megatrends are driving the virtualization of the workstation space, with new workstation as a service models making workstation power...

Wanted: Linux professionals

Howard Solomon - March 6, 2014

About 77 per cent of hiring managers say finding Linux talent is a priority this year, up from 70 per cent last year, and...

Guestlogix adds developers’ lab to New Brunswick

Candice So - February 5, 2014

Toronto-based Guestlogix Inc. has set up a "product innovation lab" in Moncton, N.B., with plans to add 35 new jobs to the city by...

New contest gets students to harness data

Candice So - January 30, 2014

Communitech's Database program and Students Offering Support, a charity for students, are launching a new competition for university students to rise to a challenge...

Intel’s wearable technology foray involves two Canadian startups

Brian Jackson - January 13, 2014

There was a buzz leading up to Intel Corp. CEO Brian Krzanich's opening keynote for the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas...

4K video market still nascent in Canada despite CES hype

Brian Jackson - January 10, 2014

As another Consumer Electronics Show comes to a close, many of us may feel like that expensive brand new, big screen, HD TV we...

HP reveals version 2.0 of the Z workstation

Candice So - January 6, 2014

Hewlett-Packard Co. has launched an update to its Z workstation, billing its new Z1 G2 workstation as the “second generation” of its heavy-duty, high-performance...

Bublcam raises more than $300,000 on Kickstarter

Candice So - December 12, 2013

Two years ago, Sean Ramsay decided he wanted to build a camera that could record images and video not just from the front and...

Data visualizations go from flat to 3D

Candice So - December 9, 2013

Grey peaks jutting upwards among sawtoothed, sharp little points - at first glance, this rendering looks like it's a model depicting stalagmites on a...

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