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.
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Pilot builds on foundation with new challenge ahead of Startup Week
The latest chapter for Edmonton Unlimited's Venture Pilots: Built World Tech program is an eight-week challenge targeted at moving from ideation to action rather than already-shovel-ready solutions.
'Hi' hopes: Fintech company helps students find money
If you had just graduated high school, would you pay a 15% fee to connect with post-secondary funding? Zach Prusko would.
Meta to speak at Industrial Heartland conference
The annual conference put on by Alberta's Industrial Heartland Association will include a look "behind the build" of the $13-billion AI data centre that Meta plans to put in Sturgeon County.
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Recent technology articles
Former taxi CEO bets on local rideshare model
The former CEO of Alberta Co-op Taxis has launched R-Hero, a rideshare app that he says combines the best qualities of the traditional local taxi industry and multinational tech companies.
Some innovation is in the how, not the what, says founder
As DiveThru has evolved from a journalling app to a bricks-and-mortar-based therapy provider, founder and CEO Sophie Gray has thought a lot about what innovation means.
Robotics researchers build on Edmonton's AI legacy
A new company has spun out of a University of Alberta research lab to make robotic prosthetics work better for people with limb difference.