Eric Emin Wood

The federal, Ontario, and Quebec governments are scheduled to announce a major investment in 5G technology. Google affiliate Sidewalk Toronto is holding its first public roundtable on the smart neighbourhood it’s building on Toronto’s waterfront. And the Wall Street Journal has declared last week’s CNBC report Tesla’s “make or break moment”.

Google has opened its Maps app to developers hoping to create the next Pokémon Go. iHeartRadio owner iHeartMedia has filed for bankruptcy. And a...

Theranos founder and CEO Elizabeth Holmes settles the fraud charges against her company. The former CIO of Equifax has been charged with insider trading....

Beijing police are using AI-powered sunglasses to spy on people. A Texas company can 3D print a 650-square-foot cement home for $10,000 USD. And...

The U.S. government is trying to delay a hostile takeover of Qualcomm on national security grounds. An IT outage at Air Canada wrecks many a March Break travel plan. And Elon Musk thinks he’ll be ready to send us to Mars in a year.

IBM Canada vice president of cloud and software sales Frank Attaie says that continuous innovation is a guiding principle for IBM, which focuses on delivering a product businesses can use as much as cutting-edge infrastructure. In the case of cloud, that means viewing public cloud services through multiple lenses, including hybrid, native, and industrial.

The March 2018 issue of the Municipal Information Systems Association (MISA)/ASIM Canada's official magazine includes a feature interview with Gerard Peets, the director general of Infrastructure Canada's Smart Cities Challenge team; insights into digital transformation projects by the cities of Edmonton and Alberta; and profiles of digital officers with the City of Brampton and province of Ontario.