Technology / IIoT
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World’s 1st female spacewalking team makes history [UPDATED]
NASA astronauts Christina Koch and Jessica Meir perform the first ever all-female spacewalk
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China’s Huawei reports sales gain despite U.S. sanctions
The tech giant reported a double-digit gain in sales. Smartphone shipments rose 26% in the first nine months of 2019 over a year earlier, to 185 million units
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Despite Ottawa’s LRT woes, experts say don’t judge right away
While there is a learning curve for the users, Ottawa’s new $2.1-billion light rail line ran smoothly
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Canadian companies host German Technology Day focused on Industry 4.0
Four companies, headquartered in Germany and based in Canada, will share Industry-leading Industry 4.0 and energy-efficient solutions
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Canadian company enlists bees to deliver crop protection, plans rapid expansion
Mississauga, Ont.-based Bee Vectoring Technologies International Inc. is targeting the U.S. first, as it’s the single, biggest market for its technology
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Ahead of 2020, FB ensnared in heated political climate
Facebook is criticized for not doing enough to stop bogus accounts and political ads on its platform
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Consumers, tech companies look to life beyond the Social Insurance Number
If criminals get a hold of more than one ID verifiers, they could use them to file a fake tax return or apply for a loan or mortgage in your name
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TransUnion breach shows rising threat of third party cyberattacks
In the case of TransUnion, someone used the login credentials for the leasing division of Canadian Western Bank to access credit information on tens of thousands of Canadians
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Boeing, FAA share blame in certification of the 737 Max
Boeing’s explanation was insufficient for federal regulators to make a determination whether the 737 Max’s automated flight system was fit for service
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OECD floats sending tech tax proceeds to countries where revenues are generated
Currently, multinationals tend to pay most of their tax in the country where they are based
