Artificial intelligence

Constant Contact established a new R&D hub in Waterloo, accessing one of North America’s most innovative tech corridors and the region’s incredible tech talent.

With cybercrime rising every year, corporations are turning to the University of Waterloo’s Cybersecurity and Privacy Institute to help safeguard their data.

A vibrant fintech ecosystem and strong end-to-end government support are just two reasons Riskfuel chose to locate its ground-breaking company in Toronto.

University of Windsor’s SHIELD Automotive Cybersecurity Centre of Excellence is developing innovations to protect connected and autonomous vehicles.

Ontario-based Cyclica’s new-age AI is generating more non-hormonal contraceptive choices for women in developing countries.

AI companies in Ontario are innovating at an astonishing pace across all industries. Their success represents an attractive investment proposition for companies seeking to expand and innovate.

Tech and software companies are flocking to Ontario at unheard-of rates as the province asserts itself as a global tech leader.

Collision—“the Olympics of tech”—chose Toronto as its new location in 2019. In 2022, the second in-person event was electric, hosting 35,000 global attendees.

Toronto, Ontario provided the perfect climate for AI innovation.

Autonomous driving has long existed as a science-fiction ideal for transportation. But what was once a futuristic dream is coming into reality.