Murad Hemmadi covers artificial intelligence, semiconductors, quantum computing and other deep technologies. He was previously an Ottawa correspondent for The Logic, covering business and innovation policy. Before joining The Logic, he covered politics and wrote a daily newsletter for Maclean’s.
The Montreal firm’s AI is already used by government departments in Australia and New Zealand. The deal with Ottawa could result in more business in Canada.
Investing properly in the tools and training that workers need, while also embracing AI, could give the country a major productivity boost, experts say
Ottawa’s new program is designed to keep firms like Nord Quantique, Photonic and Xanadu in the country as the U.S. government promises major sums for proving that the technology works