Tech Roundup
Each week we bring together the latest headlines and happenings to help you stay up-to-date on what's happening in Edmonton's tech and innovation community.
Published every Tuesday
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Tuesday, April 7, 2026
With news from Sarcomere Dynamics, NTWIST, Antigoni Studios, Bitcoin Well, Amii, Beamdog, Aqua-Cell Energy, Edmonton Global, and more.
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With news from the Defence Industrial Strategy, CSW, ez enRoute, IronSight, RNARevive, Alberta Emerald Foundation, Northern Alberta FPV, and more.
Read this editionTuesday, March 24, 2026
With news from Smart Access, RoBIM Technologies, Antigoni Studios, API, Edmonton Unlimited, eHUB, French Bread Gaming. Amii, and more.
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Sarcomere Dynamics and NTWIST receive AI-manufacturing funds
Two Edmonton-based companies are among the companies involved in 20 domestic AI projects funded by Next Generation Manufacturing.
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Feds invest $6M into defence in Edmonton region
Wyvern, the University of Alberta, and the Council for the Advancement of Native Development Officers (Cando) will share $6 million from the federal government's Defence Industrial Strategy.
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Edmonton-born Smart Access raises $12M to expand
Smart Access has raised $12 million in Series A funding from Bay Area investors Lobby Capital, Aspenwood Ventures, and Coelius Capital.
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Recent technology articles
Non-surgical endometriosis test now available in Edmonton
The Edmonton-based distributor of EndoSure is hoping the new, quick, and non-invasive test can help reduce the number of patients suffering from advanced endometriosis.
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Social-good companies still feel accelerator's reverberations
Losing a program that helped companies focus on public good, investment, and scale is a "big loss," says one successful grad of the defunct Community Safety and Wellness Accelerator.
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Robot-made trusses among pilot projects in new program
A robotics company aiming to make the modular building industry more efficient is among the first pilots supported by the new Venture Pilots program at Edmonton Unlimited.
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