Information technology

Ontario was proud to send 65 companies to this year’s Collision conference. With a healthy mix of startups and small and medium-sized enterprises, our tech talent was on full display.

Let’s face it, end-of-life planning is scary. But it doesn’t have to be, according to Mallory Greene, co-founder and CEO of Eirene, one of Ontario’s most riveting new startups.

Arctic Wolf is the market leader in cybersecurity. Their R&D operations are in the tech talent ecosystem of Waterloo, Ontario. We spoke with Arctic Wolf’s leadership team to learn more about what they do.

Arctic Wolf is a market leader in cybersecurity. With R&D operations strategically situated in Ontario, Canada, we asked them why Ontario has been critical to their success.

Research investment is a major component in Arctic Wolf’s ability to stay ahead of cyber threats, and Waterloo, Ontario was the ideal place to set up shop for their R&D operations.

Since DigitalOnUs’ founding in 2015, it has grown from a single Silicon Valley office to seven offices across four countries— including its latest office in Ottawa, Ontario.

The Ontario government is leading 18 of the province’s most innovative auto-technology companies on a joint virtual trade mission to Silicon Valley.

The Ontario government is providing CEM Specialties Inc. (CEMSI) $2 million through the Ontario Together Fund to help commercialize and accelerate production of its airborne COVID-19 detector Kontrol BioCloud (BioCloud).

Invest in Ontario’s series of regional spotlights showcase the diverse municipalities spread across our province. Oshawa is an eastern gateway to the GTA, noted as punching above its weight with tech jobs over recent years.

At CES 2021, 25 companies from Ontario will be front and centre, showcasing what the province offers.