Technology

Skilled high-tech visa workers in the U.S., wary of Trump’s anti-immigration stance, are looking elsewhere—and Canada’s tech companies see opportunity

If your employer offered to inject a small microchip into your hand to replace all the keys and passcodes you need for work, would you accept?

Artificial intelligence is catnip to cheque-wielding politicians. But their investments won’t pay unless we stop hawking patents

Our editorial: New face-tracking technology offers an invaluable tool for law enforcement, but as it spreads there will be a strong temptation to misuse it

Uber has been manipulating its drivers into working longer hours and accepting more rides. It’s part of a bigger problem facing gig workers.

Here are the Canadian products that pushed the boundaries of innovation this year

Two new studies point to industries and jobs that could change dramatically with the rise of the machines

That’s just one of the ethical dilemmas sure to arise as municipalities across Canada rush to embrace smart city initiatives

The Vitae Project wouldn’t be the first piece of art on the moon. But if everything goes right, it may be its most ambitiously beautiful.

Despite RBC nabbing a big name, it’s hard to be optimistic that the stars of a hot, made-in-Canada tech field won’t decamp to the U.S. anyway