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Quora To Open An Engineering Office In Vancouver

December 4, 2019 by Robert Lewis

Quora’s CEO Adam D’Angelo blogged yesterday that Mountain View’s Quora is opening their first international engineering office in Vancouver in early 2020. We looked at many possible locations for this office, and decided on Vancouver for three reasons: First, our success as a company depends on our ability to hire the best engineers from around the […]

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Damon Motorcycles Announces Revolutionary Electric Motorcycle, the Hypersport Pro

December 3, 2019 by Robert Lewis

It’s official, Vancouver-based mobility startup Damon Motorcycles has entered the electric vehicle arena with a preview of its first e-moto, the Hypersport Pro. Damon announced today that the #futureofmotorcycling will be unveiled on January 7th at CES 2020. “We are for the first time being black and white about the fact that we are a […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Damon Motorcycles

Vancouver Lands Three on Top 50 Women in SaaS List

November 28, 2019 by Robert Lewis

This year’s SaaS NORTH conference in Ottawa wrapped up yesterday and a number of Vancouverites shared their expertise at the event including Clio’s Ainsley Robertson, Procurify’s Aman Mann, and Slack’s James Sherrett. It turns out Vancouver is punching above its weight when it comes to Software as a Service (SaaS) and an announcement from The […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Absolute, Alida, Allocadia

Amazon Will Now Occupy Vancouver’s Largest Office Space

November 27, 2019 by Robert Lewis

Vancouverites are well aware that Amazon has come to town but word on the street is that they’re tripling down on their footprint. According to the Globe and Mail, Amazon has signed a deal to occupy the largest parcel of office space in the city’s core. The e-commerce giant will take up the full city […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Amazon

Version One Ventures Shares Guide for Startups

November 26, 2019 by Robert Lewis

Vancouver’s Version One Ventures has invested in and worked with close to 100 startups over the past ten years. Their portfolio includes Vancouver’s Clio, Dapper, Indochino, and Unbounce. Founding Partner Boris Wertz and General Partner Angela Tran have seen teams, ideas, and practices that work spectacularly well. And, they’ve seen others that didn’t work out […]

Filed Under: Ecosystem Tagged With: Version One Ventures

UBC’s CyberPatient Helps Medical Students Practice on Virtual Patients

November 22, 2019 by Robert Lewis

Whether it’s taking a patient’s medical history or performing a physical exam—the first clinical encounter can be a stressful experience for many medical students. But now, thanks to a web-based learning platform known as CyberPatient, students will be able to gain the confidence they need by interacting with animated patients in a virtual world. Launched […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: CyberPatient

Vancouver’s Cmd Named to CNBC’s 2019 Upstart 100 List

November 13, 2019 by Robert Lewis

Every year, CNBC scans the globe looking for the 100 venture-backed startups that have the potential to transform industries and become tomorrow’s household names. Their 2019 Upstart 100 list showcases young startups that are building and scaling businesses addressing the rapidly changing technological era we live in. Selected from more than 600 nominees globally, Vancouver’s […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Cmd

CTO.ai Raises $7.5 Million From Slack Fund and Tiger Global

November 5, 2019 by Robert Lewis

Vancouver’s CTO.ai, a platform for rapidly scaling DevOps teams, has raised USD $7.5 million in seed funding from Tiger Global, and Slack Fund, along with participation from Yaletown Partners, Pallasite Ventures, Panache Ventures and Jonathan Bixby. The round coincides with the community beta of The Ops Platform, a registry of shortcuts that allows developer teams to streamline tasks and increase productivity […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: CTO.ai, Pallasite Ventures, Panache Ventures, Slack Fund, Tiger Global, Yaletown Partners

5 Ways Vancouver Employers Can Compete With U.S. Companies

November 4, 2019 by Robert Lewis

The trend is undeniable. Tech companies hailing from San Francisco and Silicon Valley are setting up shop in Vancouver to gain access to our strong talent base. The list continues to grow: Asana, Brex, Dialpad, Grammarly, Indeed.com, Lyft, Postmates, Segment, Tigera, Tile, and Zenefits. Of course there are also the big brands: Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, […]

Filed Under: Ecosystem Tagged With: Rectxt

Vancouver Beats Seattle for Top High-tech Job Growth

October 28, 2019 by Robert Lewis

The high-tech industry continues to catalyze North America economic growth, setting the pace for job growth and real estate demand in the largest office markets. Economic indicators point to continued momentum for the tech sector and in Vancouver the pre-leasing of new construction downtown by a handful of U.S. West Coast tech giants exemplifies this. […]

Filed Under: Ecosystem Tagged With: CBRE

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