Artificial Intelligence is taking the financial services industry by storm. Ontario's dominance in the field of AI is drawing attention globally. Here are six reasons why.

Founded by three Ontario entrepreneurs, Solid State AI plans to use quantum machine learning to develop new architectures for computer chips and electronic devices of the future.

How fintech giant Paytm stumbled into a talent jackpot in Ontario.

Ontario-based BlackBerry, a leader in autonomous vehicle technology, credits its success to Ontario's engineering talent and supportive government.

U.K.-based Aurrigo gets a soft landing in Ottawa, Ontario where 60+ companies are working in AV technology, as well as two universities, and there is access to government funding for testing and validation.

Renesas landed on the perfect spot in Stratford, Ontario, where it opened its first-ever test track for autonomous vehicles in late 2017 – just the step it needed to become a leader in this innovative space.

SPOTlight modules are translucent, so they enable daylight to come into the building; however, they are also designed to block direct light from the sun and generate energy that is equal to or greater than what a standard technology would achieve.

SII Group operates in 18 countries around the world. When it came to their latest expansion in Toronto they found Invest in Ontario ready to help.

RG System, the French IT management firm, had initially set stakes in the Sunshine State three years ago, but found that business demand was drawing them north as the Canadian market for their SaaS and cloud solutions began to take off.

The Automotive Centre of Excellence at Oshawa, Ontario's University of Ontario Institute of Technology is the world's leading aero and thermal test facility – which is why automakers are beating a path to the door.

SideFX's Houdini program has made movie magic in blockbusters ranging from Moana to The Shape of Water, earning them two Oscars.

The platform, developed and sold by Acerta Analytics Solutions Inc., in Kitchener, Ontario, gathers huge volumes of sensor data from vehicles as they go through quality inspections on the factory floor.

Toronto's Elucid Labs Inc., is bringing a new, artificial intelligence-driven perspective to the diagnosis of melanoma and other skin conditions.

Clear Blue Technologies has a vision to deliver clean, managed, off-grid power that is both reliable and low cost to markets across the globe.

Ontario has, for many years now, been a formidable contender in quantum science and artificial intelligence. Today, thanks to Toronto, Ontario-based Creative Destruction Lab's ground-breaking programs for quantum machine learning and artificial intelligence start-ups, the province – and indeed, the rest of the country – is poised to lead the global race in both fields.