AI Data Centres Have a Power Problem, and Nuclear Is Back in the Conversation
AI is pushing data centre power use toward 945 TWh by 2030. Here’s which nuclear deals are real, and what it means for Ontario, Quebec and Alberta.
AI is pushing data centre power use toward 945 TWh by 2030. Here’s which nuclear deals are real, and what it means for Ontario, Quebec and Alberta.
Design, fabrication and packaging are three different businesses. Here’s who controls each choke point, how export controls work, and where Canada fits.
Solid-state cells are finally reaching test cars. Who’s closest, what still blocks mass production, and where Canada’s battery plants stand in 2026.
The speed of light sets a limit the cloud can’t beat. Here’s how edge computing works, where it’s used, and the trade-offs that come with it.
Error correction finally works in the lab, but useful quantum machines are years away. A clear look at Google, IBM, Microsoft and Canada’s contenders.
Five billion passkeys are now in use. Here’s how they work, why phishing can’t touch them, and how to move your important accounts over.
Hamilton’s $18.3M ransomware bill shows what a missing control can cost. Here’s a practical, Canadian-focused defence plan for small businesses.
AI agents can now run multi-step jobs inside real companies. Here’s where they deliver, where they break, and how a small firm should test one.
CB Insights post-mortems, Canadian and U.S. survival rates, and lessons from Quibi, Theranos and Vancouver’s Bench on why startups fail.
Shopify deleted thousands of meetings; GitLab runs on a 2,000-page handbook. What distributed teams do differently, and what you can borrow.