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New AI Alliance to advance open source AI convenes IBM, Meta, AMD, excludes Microsoft, Google, AWS, Nvidia

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IBM and Meta have partnered to form a new group, the AI Alliance, bringing together more than 50 organizations to promote open source development...

Government and big tech funding newsrooms in Canada raises concerns

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We have a news ecosystem in Canada in which most of the journalists could soon have at least half of their pay depend on...

Amazon’s Project Kuiper: Using LEOs to eliminate the digital divide

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It is called Project Kuiper and last week at AWS re:Invent 2023, it was hailed by Amazon Web Services (AWS) chief executive officer (CEO)...

re:Invent 2023: AWS aims to capture AI leadership by offering choice

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AWS revealed its strategy for leadership in generative AI at its re:Invent conference last week, making it clear that, while rival Microsoft may have...

5G spectrum auction concludes; Bell, Rogers and Telus bag the most licenses

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Twenty-two Canadian carriers collectively paid over C$2.1 billion for a record 4,099 licenses in the 3800 MHz spectrum auction.  Bell, Rogers and Telus won the...

Google reaches an agreement with the government of Canada over Bill C-18

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After months of pushback and meetings, Google has finally struck a deal with the Canadian government over the enactment of Bill C-18, which is...

‘Meta has editorial power to use indiscriminately if content threatens their bottom line’, says Center for Countering Digital Hate

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Imran Ahmed, chief executive officer (CEO) of the Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH), told the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage (CHPC) yesterday that...

Broadcom update: Layoff notices issued for some VMware employees

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There is a distinct good news-bad news scenario quickly developing now that Broadcom’s US$69 billion acquisition of VMware has been formally approved. News of the...
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