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Former Microsoft chief product officer to join Amazon

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Amazon chief executive officer (CEO) Andy Jassy today confirmed the rumours that have been circulating since Panos Panay’s abrupt departure from Microsoft: Panay will...

Microsoft rains AI all over Windows in latest update

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Microsoft has released one of the biggest updates to Windows 11, version 22H2, which includes access to its AI-powered digital assistant, Copilot and a...

Amazon invests $4 billion in Anthropic as AI race heats up

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Amazon is the latest to join the raging tech battle that has seen the likes of OpenAI, Google, Microsoft and Nvidia splurge billions on...

IBM Canada and PINQ² unveil Canada’s first Quantum System One

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On Friday, IBM Canada and The Platform for Digital and Quantum Innovation of Québec (PINQ²) celebrated the unveiling of an IBM Quantum System One...

Beam us up, Scotty!

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Star Trek fans can celebrate knowing that the holodeck is quickly becoming a part of their reality — sort of. Toronto-based media and technology company...

Zoho announces Zoho Billing for SMBs, talks GenAI

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At its Zoholics user conference in Toronto last week, Zoho announced the launch of Zoho Billing, which it described as an end-to-end billing solution...

Microsoft chief product officer Panay leaving the company

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Panos Panay, who led the development of Windows 11 and shepherded the Surface product line, is leaving the company after almost 20 years. The...

Coffee Briefing Sept. 12 – MotorTrend and BlackBerry call for SDV Innovator Award nominations; Canadian company secures contract for drone delivery platform; Wondershare unveils...

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Coffee Briefings are timely deliveries of the latest ITWC headlines, interviews, and podcasts. Today’s Coffee Briefing is delivered by IT World Canada’s editorial team! Missed...
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