The software giant's Canadian development facility will be focused on some of its most popular products. So why aren't there more local hires among the 300-member staff?
Niagara College takes a cluster of more than a hundred individual computers and replaces it with a high-performance compute system that will be used to collect field data on farmer's vineyards. There are even some "green" benefits
Over the course of 2004, ComputerWorld Canada celebrated its 20th year of reporting on the Canadian information technology industry. To help mark the occasion, ComputerWorld ran several special features throughout the year harkening back to the industry's earliest days. Here is recap of those featues.