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The Microsoft Surface Duo is coming to Canada next year

Tom Li -
The Microsoft Surface Duo will make its way North next year. Price is unknown.

Canadian robotics warehouse company receives $34 million in government funding

Tom Li -
AI and robots are proliferating the warehouses to bring same-day delivery to more places.

Videotron launches 5G network in Montreal

Tom Li -
Montreal residents now have access to Videotron's 5G network. Other Quebec urban centres soon to follow.

A quarter of Canadian business leaders are unaware of third-party code running on their websites, says Zoho

Lynn Greiner -
Almost one-quarter of Canadian business leaders are not aware that third parties can install code on their websites without their consent, leading to the potential for privacy issues, according to a survey

Webex gets a facelift with noise cancellation, transcriptions, but Cisco says more to come

Alex Coop -
Webex is beefing up its features to stay competitive with Zoom and Microsoft

Xplornet chooses Ericsson network gear for its 5G network

Tom Li -
Xplornet to use Ericsson gear to deliver 5G internet to rural Canadians come summer 2021.

LG increases smartphone production outsourcing to Vietnam

Tom Li -
The company seeks to cut costs amid heavy competition from Asian phone manufacturers.

A brief power outage at a Micron memory factory could increase DRAM prices in 2021

Tom Li -
This one-hour blackout could cost big.
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