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Embrace the cloud, ramp up cyber security: Deloitte experts talk tech trends

Embrace the cloud, ramp up cyber security: Deloitte experts talk tech trends

Mike Goodfellow likes to think cloud computer is a lot like pizza.
Mobilicity bid could boost spectrum price

Mobilicity bid could boost spectrum price

An upcoming auction on spectrum for mobile carriers may have more than one bidder after all
Auction’s field of qualified bidders could be down to one

Auction’s field of qualified bidders could be down to one

Wind Mobile will likely have to pay only the opening bid for B.C. wireless spectrum

Infographic: Automated vehicles bring big cost benefits

Experts predict Canadians will save time and money as automated vehicles hit the road in coming years
Sierra Wireless locks down M2M market with major acquisitions

Sierra Wireless locks down M2M market with major acquisitions

B.C. tech giant sinks more than US$100 million into machine-to-machine portfolio
‘Time is really right’ for Canadian tech IPOs in 2015

‘Time is really right’ for Canadian tech IPOs in 2015

Looking at Vancouver’s tech sector, Rick Nathan sees an ecosystem that hasn’t looked this good for startups in more than 15 years.

Infographic: How safe is your password?

Creating a strong password is essential to protecting your important data. Could you be putting your information at risk?
Medical isotope breakthrough is a B.C. Triumf

Medical isotope breakthrough is a B.C. Triumf

Researchers at Point Grey facility have pioneered a way to replace Canada’s limited medical isotope supply without a nuclear reactor
Vancouver’s HTML500 coding camp aims to set Guinness World Record

Vancouver’s HTML500 coding camp aims to set Guinness World Record

When Lighthouse Labs organized a free daylong coding camp last January, more than 1,300 people registered for 500 seats.
Ex-Surrey mayor Watts named CEO of city’s Health Tech Innovation Foundation

Ex-Surrey mayor Watts named CEO of city’s Health Tech Innovation Foundation

Former Surrey mayor Dianne Watts has lined up a new gig just a few weeks after officially leaving office. Watts has been named the first CEO of Surrey’s Health Tech Innovation Foundation, which launched January 15.