Technology

Teradici, a Burnaby company specializing in desktop virtualization, has partnered with Amazon.com (Nasdaq:AMZN) to provide a new cloud-based Desktop as a Service (DaaS) called Amazon Workspaces that eliminates desktop processors.

Whistler, British Columbia, has won an award from Google Canada recognizing it as one of Canada's top five online business communities.

New accelerator launched to help clean-tech startups tap $3 trillion global market

Vancouver junior mine company Alix Resources Corp. (TSX-V:AIX) is planning to diversify by staking a claim in the emerging cryptocurrency space with a Bitcoin exchange.

Telus (TSX:T) turned in solid third-quarter earnings based in part on low customer churn and growth in its wireless business – growth that the company said will help it continue to invest in broadband and cellular networks – the telecom giant announced November 8.

Canada’s telecom ombudsman has had to beef up staff to handle an ever-increasing number of disputes over phone bills, wireless contracts and Internet services.

Vancouver-based Absolute Software (TSX:ABT) has inked a four-year deal worth US$975,000 with an undisclosed client in the Asia-Pacific region, the data protection firm announced November 6.

With Facebook and Amazon hiring hundreds of staff in Vancouver, even HootSuite is having a tough time finding qualified employees

I bet you have heard this story: Canada’s largest company by market capitalization in May 2008 is now a hollow shell of its former self, shedding customers and employees and having sales crumble from $21 billion to $8 billion in three disastrous years.

A Vancouver life sciences company that specializes in niche therapies is hoping to get Health Canada’s approval to start breeding and selling maggots to Canadian hospitals for cleaning wounds.