Technology

Professionals outside the traditional technology industry are learning how to write computer code to increase their value in the increasingly tech-oriented workforce

There’s one less tech company on the West Coast calling Vancouver its home base.

Burnaby-based D-Wave Systems Inc. has secured $30 million in funding as it embarks on developing the world’s first commercially viable quantum computer.

MRM Proteomics, a biotech spinoff from Genome B.C. and the University of Victoria, had enlisted a new CEO to help the business attract more venture capital.

Two B.C. visual effects studios have earned Emmy nominations for work on a pair of American TV series that made Vancouver look like everything from a post-apocalyptic wasteland to a futuristic version of Los Angeles.

Law’s anti-malware provisions complicate transactions for software developers

KPU will be a part of the 3 Civic Plaza highrise development set to open in 2016

Ottawa is setting aside a block of wireless spectrum for an upcoming auction in an attempt to bolster smaller providers and draw new companies into the Canadian telecom industry.

Plan would create framework for high-tech traffic management and better Internet access