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The Top 5 reasons Ontario is the future of autonomous car technology

July 25, 2017
Here's five exciting things happening here now in connected and autonomous car development.
Vector Institute for Artificial Intelligence ensures the world gets more Canada

July 21, 2017
Jordan Jacobs, co-founder of the Vector Institute for Artificial Intelligence offers a brief history of how Canada pioneered deep learning, and explains how Vector will ensure Canadians have a say in how AI impacts people and their everyday lives.
Putting artificial intelligence to work in manufacturing

July 19, 2017
Martin Cloake, CEO of Ottawa, Ontario-based Raven Telemetry AI, has seen what AI can do for the manufacturing industry. To fill a void in a burgeoning market, he has devised a powerful, user-friendly solution that makes sense of big data.
Hydrogenics' Ontario technology leads the zero emission movement

July 13, 2017
Ontario-based Hydrogenics, a world leader in hydrogen fuel cell development and storage, credits its success to Ontario's engineering talent and government support.
From gaming to autonomous cars, NVIDIA shapes a fantastical future

July 4, 2017
NVIDIA's technology powers games, award-winning movie effects and self-driving cars. Now this California-base technology titan is aiming for even greater innovations with its first Canadian location in Toronto, Ontario.
Canada's cleantech sector now leads the G20

June 30, 2017
Canada climbed three places to rank fourth in the 2017 Global Cleantech Innovation Index, owing in part to its tripling in the number and value of cleantech funds and domestic investors.
Ontario's BlackBerry QNX moves into high gear

June 28, 2017
Ontario-based BlackBerry QNX, a leader in autonomous vehicle embedded intelligence, credits its success to Ontario's engineering talent, supportive government and well established auto industry.
Toronto-based firm advances light-activated cancer treatment through SOSCIP collaboration program

June 22, 2017
University of Toronto researchers are helping an Ontario-based medical device company improve the effectiveness of light-activated chemotherapy through the use of IBM's supercomputer.
U.K.-based innovator brings leading edge software to recreational centres and parks

June 21, 2017
Through its first international subsidiary – located in Ottawa, Ontario – U.K. software provider Legend Club Management Systems is helping recreational facilities in Canada streamline operations and improve customer service.

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