Research & Development
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Is Canada getting wise to AI commercialization, or churning out more research?
With AI research hubs in Quebec, Ontario and Alberta, Canada has become a hot spot for big data analytics over the last few years
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AAA: Cold weather can cut electric car range over 40 per cent
Many owners discovered the range limitations when much of North America was in the grips of a polar vortex
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Montreal in running to receive United Nations administrative office
Montreal, Nairobi, Kenya, Budapest, Hungary and Shenzhen, China on the proposed list for the shared service centre project
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Twitter posts bigger 4Q profit, monthly user base slips
The San Francisco company disclosed its daily user base count – those who log in once a day – for the first time, putting the figure at 126 million
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Trump calls for bipartisanship, a hard line on immigration
Trump defended the border wall, declaring: “I will build it.” Democratic opposition was evident in a sea of Democratic congresswomen dressed in white
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Markham mayor says city to be a ‘living lab’ for Bell, IBM smart city research
Combining Bell’s broadband networks and IBM data analytics and data from sensors, Markham, Ont., becomes a laboratory for developing operating efficiency
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Tough economic times are coming
SYSPRO webinar covers how smart manufacturers will weather the coming storm
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Science Says: Can a Super Bowl ad give you brain tingles?
Advertisers use ASMR, or autonomous sensory meridian response, to induce pleasant feelings and increase positive associations with their products
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How to train 21st century engineers for tech discoveries
Technology is still surpassing technological education. It’s time to balance methods of teaching with graduate readiness
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Schneider Electric launches sustainability contest
Go Green in the City challenges students to find innovative solutions for smarter, more energy-efficient and sustainable cities
