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Snap Inc., a U.S.-based camera and social media company, announced a plethora of new features across its Snapchat platform at its annual Snap Partner Summit....

IBM Canada this week officially opened its flagship office located at 16 York Street in the heart of downtown Toronto’s entertainment district.

The 2009 Cloud Computing Survey, conducted by Kelton Research, showed that 37 per cent of Canadian companies currently use a combination of cloud computing and internally owned IT systems, compared to only one-third of companies worldwide

'A ton of little changes, but no real killer features,' says one analyst of the software that ships in February. But ending support for Server 2000 may drive adoption

The controversial Patriot Act in the U.S. continues to loom over its northern neighbour as the potential risks of cross-border data transfer threaten to undermine Canadian privacy.

U.S. legislation designed to expand the surveillance powers and local and foreign intelligence gathering may have an impact here, say lawyers and privacy experts. Assess the dangers of Section 215

In an address to Canadian customers and partners at SAP's annual Sapphire user conference in Atlanta Tuesday, SAP Canada president and managing director Robert Courteau warned the historical advantage Canadian companies have had in trading with the U.S. has disappeared.