Tom Li

Telecommunication and consumer hardware are Tom's main beats at IT World Canada. He loves to talk about Canada's network infrastructure, semiconductor products, and of course, anything hot and new in the consumer technology space. You'll also occasionally see his name appended to articles on cloud, security, and SaaS-related news. If you're ever up for a lengthy discussion about the nuances of each of the above sectors or have an upcoming product that people will love, feel free to drop him a line at [email protected].

Articles by Tom Li

Hashtag Trending Oct. 4 – Add vaccine passport to iPhones in Alberta; Crypto platform mishap; Google ends support for IE

Some Albertans can add their vaccine passports to their Apple devices, crypto platform accidentally sent $90 million to its users, and Internet Explorer loses...

Twitter looks to the future with new features

The social media landscape is in a perpetual state of change. Societal aspects such as culture and political trends shift how users engage with...

Western Digital releases WD Red SN700 enterprise NVMe SSD

The drive is designed for NAS and comes in 250GB to 4TB capacities.

Hashtag Trending Sept. 29 – Amazon home robot; Pay for tacos with crypto; Intel starts new fab

Today's Hashtag Trending episode was prepared by Jori Negin-Shecter. Before we start today’s episode, our sponsor Acronis will be hosting a panel discussion on the...

The cores of Alder Lake: Gracemont and Golden Cove

Intel’s next-gen Alder Lake processors are set to release later this year, bringing with them a new design philosophy on a new node meant...

Hashtag Trending September 27 – App tracking rule bending; crypto miner power plant purchase; hamster investor

Before we start today’s episode, our sponsor Acronis will be hosting a panel discussion on the Canadian security landscape. If you want to learn...

Xplornet launches first rural standlone 5G network

Rural area network provider Xplornet launches its standalone 5G network for fixed wireless services.

Eastlink announces $26 million mobile network expansion project in New Brunswick

The project is expected to last two years.

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