Latest · August 22, 2026
Longer reads on funding, policy, and what the public record shows.
The summer alumni-magazine Q&A is sharpest on mimicry, chatbot liability, and the productivity paradox — and thinnest when it turns into a campus brochure.
From Q1 Labs and Radian6 to today's cybersecurity and industrial-tech clusters, a tour of how a small province built an outsized tech story — and where it goes next.
A KTM at CES, an AI security agent, a new student cohort, and a province learning to stop counting startups — the NB tech year, story by story.
The region's startup chroniclers are openly asking whether company formation has peaked. The honest answer for NB: the model is changing, not ending.
Entrevestor's annual data report puts Atlantic Canada at $176M in venture funding for 2024 — with New Brunswick's share small, spread thin, and telling a harder story about early-stage capital.
A landmark security product launch, a bittersweet QRadar milestone, quiet raises, and an American expansion — the stories that defined the province's tech year.
Launched in 2021 with $5 million from the former premier and a plan to raise $50 million more, UNB's McKenna Institute has grown into the province's most ambitious bet on digital skills — reaching from kindergarten classrooms to research chairs.
The province's marquee cybersecurity association shut down abruptly in February 2022 when funding ran out. The industry it promoted has kept growing without it.
The Fredericton crop-analytics company that once raised a $14M Series B from McCain Foods and Monsanto Growth Ventures has been formally dissolved. The lessons are worth keeping.
