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The State of Digital ID in Canada

Renaud Larue-Langlois - May 17, 2022

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BlackBerry QNX OS gains another critical safety cert, this one aimed...

Tom Li - May 17, 2022

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Google I/O 2022: Big features coming to Google Workspace

Tom Li - May 17, 2022

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Coffee Briefing May 17, 2022 – Cradlepoint extends cellular Intelligence capabilities;...

Pragya Sehgal - May 17, 2022

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Student wins national competition for social media tool aimed at reducing...

Samira Balsara - May 16, 2022

Watch out for those cow paths

Robert Ford - January 28, 1999

The cow path is still out there, begging to be paved, and in fact some IT practitioners ...

Graphics programs paint complex problems

Robet Fabian - January 28, 1999

The new emphasis on graphics is a distinctly mixed blessing. Well designed documents, with appropriate graphics, can...

Programmer spreads VoiceGrip word

Michael MacMillan - January 28, 1999

One Canadian developer is working to make oration skills as important as keyboarding for programmers.Alain D

What colour is your iMac?

Jason James Martin - January 28, 1999

The first week the new iMacs came out, our company rented one. People gathered around touching it...

Sam Lanfranco - January 28, 1999

I would like to bring a bit of balance to the views presented by Ottavio Rubini (

Hey you, want to test some software?

Andrew Blau - January 28, 1999

Come back for more, have you? For those viewers tuning in late, this is the second of ...

Proprietary systems are still appealing

Carol Neshevich - January 28, 1999

With more companies moving to operating systems such as Windows NT or Unix, one might wonder why anyone would actually choose to stick with legacy proprietary solutions.

Who cracked the crystal ball?

Karen Hill - January 28, 1999

Chicago has Jerry Springer, but Comdex Canada West '99 in Vancouver countered with Tom Henderson.Henderson, vice-president of...

AT&T grabs IBM

Michael Martin - January 28, 1999

AT&T Corp.'s recent US$5 billion buy-out of IBM Corp.'s Global Network division is key to the company's...

IBM seeks to upgrade e-mail security

Kimberly Chapman - January 28, 1999

IBM Corp. said it intends to raise the bar on e-mail security across the Internet by reworking the basics of how messages are sent and received.

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New artificial intelligence lab opens in Montreal

SAP highlights four focus areas at Sapphire conference

Montreal-based startup to launch event platform

Canada’s D-Wave announces the availability of its latest quantum computing system in the U.S.

Student wins national competition for social media tool aimed at reducing misinformation

Coffee Briefing April 19, 2022 – Xero partners with FIFA Women’s Football; Liquid Avatar launches new art gallery in metaverse; Fortinet security training service;...

Lighthouse Labs to build a search engine for the metaverse

Red Hat and General Motors collaborate to help advance software-defined vehicles at the edge

Canadian company develops human-like AI meeting assistant

Microsoft Canada’s new head office: how it was optimized for hybrid work

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Collaboration and partnerships are key to keeping IoT commerce secure

Christina Bowman - May 2, 2022

Over the next five years, advances in wireless communications, artificial intelligence, robotics and other digital technologies could make it possible for intelligent connected devices to initiate and accept payments through other IoT devices and the cloud, sometimes with little or no human involvement. Consumers and businesses who want the convenience and efficiencies of IoT devices need to know their information and data will be protected from unauthorized users.