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Tech helps kids learn
CTA study finds 4-in-5 educators and parents believe tech devices are a crucial part of classroom education
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Big Tech staff are speaking out like never before
While some speak out and others sign petitions and attend rallies, workers are collectively taking action like never before
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Microart Services completes AS9100D Certification
Microart Services Inc., Markham ON-based printed circuit board manufacturer, has achieved AS9100D certification following an extensive independent audit by BSI. With Revision D only recently released, Microart joins a small select group to have achieved compliance to the more rigorous…
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XTronics signs rep deal with Power Partners
X Tronics Inc., Concord ON, has signed a manufacturers representatives’ agreement to sell Power Partners, a TT Electronics company, products in Canada. Power Partners’ industrial products are widely used in applications such as printers, test and measurement instruments, factory automation,…
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Montreal-based AI start-up Deeplite hires CEO
Tech veteran Nick Romano joins firm that develops an automated proprietary solution
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GSC welcomes Canada’s use of a risk-based assessment of siloxanes
Regulators conclude L2, L4, L5 and D3 pose low risk to environment and human health
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New way to make micro-sensors may revolutionize future of electronics
Researchers at Binghamton State University in New York have found a way to improve the performance of tiny sensors that could have wide-reaching implications for electronic devices we use every day. The study finds a more reliable way to use…
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Heat shield protects electronic devices
Atomically thin materials could create heat-shields for cell phones or laptops that would protect people and temperature-sensitive components and make future electronic gadgets even more compact.
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Tech start-ups that fail fast succeed faster
It is estimated that 75 per cent of technology start-ups do not generate profits
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Sticker shock may accompany first wave of 5G-enabled phones
Nearly everyone expects to pay more money for 5G smartphones—but the cost of the initial wave of phones is dramatically exceeding expectations, with the price premium as much as 29 times higher than many consumers anticipate, according to a new…
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Samsung narrows Intel’s global chip market lead
Intel in the second quarter maintained its position as the world’s largest semiconductor supplier, although second-placed Samsung managed to close the gap due to renewed vigor in some key memory products, according to IHS Markit. Intel extended its leadership reign…
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5G will drive effective adoption of emerging technologies
Faster response times will unlock the full potential says GlobalData