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First quarter PC shipments robust despite decline from 2021

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PC shipments fell 5.1 per cent in the first quarter of 2022 compared to the same period a year ago, according to industry analysts...

Ukraine’s IT outsourcing industry threatened by Russian invasion

Tom Li -
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is having a wide-reaching impact on the global IT industry. Driven by its strong technology education base, Ukraine is well-known...

2021 year in review – IT under attack

Jim Love -
Had Charles Dickens been alive today, his famous work might have started with “It was the worst of times, and some other stuff was...

Moneris to offer Visa’s “buy now, pay later” solution to its merchant customers

Pragya Sehgal -
Visa this week announced it has collaborated with Canadian fintech firm Moneris on buy now, pay later solution Visa Installments.

Nokia Canada partners with EDC to strengthen supply chain

Tom Li -
Nokia and Export Development Canada partners to strengthen the Canadian supply chain.

Zoho says its philosophy of transnational localism helped during COVID

Lynn Greiner -
Long before the pandemic hit, productivity and collaboration software vendor Zoho was espousing transnational localism, a philosophy that has served it well during COVID-19. What...

Amazon delays Prime Day in Canada and India due to COVID outbreaks at fulfillment centres

Alex Coop -
Amazon is putting a hold on its Prime Day marketing event in Canada due to recent COVID-19 outbreaks at its facilities in Ontario's Peel...

CRTC’s virtual mobile network approval stirs mixed reactions

Tom Li -
The CRTC's MVNO announcement approval seems like a step in the right direction, but many independents disagree.

Canadian Tire, Toronto startup and Ontario government invest $3 million in automated trucking tech

Pragya Sehgal -
National retailer Canadian Tire and Toronto-based autonomous trucking startup NuPort Robotics have partnered with the Ontario government to commercialize automated trucking technology. As part of...

Twitter to launch new engineering hub in Toronto

Pragya Sehgal -
Twitter is building its first Canadian engineering team, adding dozens of new members to its office in downtown Toronto in the coming months, the...

SAP plans to open new research and development office in Montreal

Alex Coop -
Enterprise software firm SAP recently announced that it's doubling down on the Quebec market by opening a new research and development space in Montreal. SAP...

Canada’s office vacancy offset by industrial demands

Tom Li -
Demand is driven by logistics and e-commerence.

Google employees seeking to unionize

Tom Li -
More than 200 Alphabet employees have formed the Alphabet Workers Union.

How 5G drones are saving Canadian crops

Tom Li -
Drones are helping more food to reach the table and you didn't even know it.

AI Master Corporal helps keep the Ontario Regiment Museum safe

Tom Li -
When the Ontario Regiment Museum shut down due to the pandemic, Jeremy Blowers knew he needed extra precautions to keep his future visitors safe. Located...
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