Tuesday, October 20, 2026

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Advertising fintech Flyweel nabs $2.41 million pre-Seed

The round for Flyweel was led by Ten13, with support from Antler, QIC, and several fintech leaders including Mollie CEO and former Klarna CTO Koen Köppen, Zip cofounder Larry Diamond, and Stake cofounder Matt Leibowitz, as well as a...

Tech Council boss on CGT: ‘Australia risks becoming an outlier’

This is the opening statement from the Tech Council of Australia’s new CEO, Dr Kate Cornick, to the Senate Economics Legislation Committee inquiry into the federal budget’s changes to capital gains tax and other reforms. I’m five weeks in as...

Most people don’t realise the moment a long marriage actually deepens isn’t a milestone or a holiday, it’s the ordinary Tuesday when one of...

The cultural script for a deepening marriage gets the timing exactly backwards. It points at anniversaries, vow renewals, the trip to Lisbon for the twentieth, the surprise party with the slideshow. As if intimacy compounds during the moments designed...

On September 9, 1947, a technician on Harvard’s Mark II team taped a dead moth into the logbook beside the line ‘first actual case...

The moth was about an inch long, dead, its wings still intact when the operators of Harvard’s Mark II Aiken Relay Calculator found it wedged inside Panel F, between the contacts of Relay #70, at 15:45 hours on September...

DRIVE Hockey Lands AI Grant as Smart Arena Momentum Builds

Vancouver-based DRIVE Hockey is building momentum in the emerging field of sports AI. The sports tech startup, which is developing a smart arena network for hockey analytics, announced this week that it has secured a $100,000 grant from the National...

Bezos, Altman and Milner have poured billions into cell reprogramming as the new anti-aging frontier — and Life Biosciences just dosed the first human,...

Cell reprogramming — the technique of returning adult cells to a more youthful state using four genetic factors identified in Nobel Prize-winning research — has become the buzziest approach in longevity science, displacing earlier obsessions with telomere lengthening and...

In 1991, researchers at Cambridge’s Computer Lab pointed a grey-scale camera at the department coffee pot and streamed the image to their desktops, because...

Quentin Stafford-Fraser was working in the Trojan Room of Cambridge University’s old Computer Lab when he and a colleague rigged a grey-scale CCD camera, pointed it at the communal Krups coffee machine, and wired it through a video-capture card...

Innovation UBC Taps Ian Bell To Build Out Research Partnerships

Innovation UBC has appointed Ian Bell as Associate Director, Innovation Partnerships, adding more than 25 years of international experience in technology transfer, research commercialization, partnership development, and intellectual property strategy to the university’s innovation team. Bell officially stepped into the...

Telus to Power Fast Internet for Small Communities in Thompson-Okanagan

A collaboration between the federal government and the government of British Columbia continues to equip households throughout the province with reliable access to high-speed internet. “High-speed internet is essential infrastructure for people to learn, work, connect, access healthcare, and grow...

Why Sovereign AI Could Give Vancouver Fintech Its Biggest Competitive Edge

Talk to any fintech founder in Gastown or a mortgage tech innovator downtown, and the conversation always circles back to the same two headaches: the terrifying cost of running AI models at scale, and the endless regulatory red tape...
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Escrow plans for existing investors sank Firmus float: report

The Australian reports that a shareholder split over selling restrictions contributed to raise failing to attract enough support, despite...
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