Technology / IIoT
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Multinational opens large-scale 3D printing and digital manufacturing lab
HP’s new R&D lab in Barcelona, Spain, is among the world’s largest industrial additive manufacturing technologies facilities
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City of Burlington, Ont., falls for $503K phishing scam; investigations underway
A staff member made a single transaction to the phoney bank account on May 16
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8 signs your accounting software is holding you back
Whether you’re evolving or losing business to competitors, it’s time to consider how an upgraded system could better enable your company’s growth
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Federal government making electronic logs mandatory for truck, bus drivers
The devices track when and how long drivers have been behind the wheel
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Tech companies helping to bring lower prices, choice to money remittance market
Bank transfers offer a reliable way to send money, but fintech firms tend to offer lower fees and more competitive exchange rates
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Target to offer same-day delivery for $9.99 per order
In the delivery wars, Walmart rolled out next-day delivery, and Amazon upgraded its free shipping option to one-day delivery
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Researchers: bitcoin’s carbon footprint equal to Las Vegas
Researchers say findings should prompt policymakers to consider regulating bitcoin so it uses mainly low-carbon, renewable energy
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Uber tests drone food delivery, launches new autonomous SUV
Workers at a restaurant load the meal into a drone and it takes off, and then meets an Uber Eats driver at a drop-off location
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Durham Region develops its first technology accelerator
1855 Whitby, a strategic initiative funded by the Town of Whitby local tech industry leader 360insights, fills a gap in Durham Region’s innovation ecosystem
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Tech on trial: House panel begins review of market power
Are the tech behemoths operating as a post-industrial monopoly? This question underpins impending antitrust investigations of Facebook, Google, Apple and Amazon
