Gary Hilson

Four Canadian provinces have strong training and R&D capabilities, with the west coast collaborating as much with Silicon Valley as it does Eastern Canada.

The CXL Consortium is focusing on scaling out with a CXL update to keep pace with AI demands in the data center.

Geopolitical disruptions present an opportunity for Canada to provide rare earths and critical minerals to the global semiconductor industry.

A new thermal interface material could organically dissipate heat from electronic devices, reducing the need for extensive cooling.

Lightsynq is building a higher bandwidth networking solution with the help of diamonds to eliminate bottlenecks.

Power electronics presents a profitable opportunity for Canada's automotive industry, but more collaboration and investment are needed.

Winbond's TrustME Nor flash balances increasing security and performance requirements for connected cars and SDVs.

UALink is an open solution aimed at creating an ecosystem to connect accelerators to a switch without the need for proprietary tech.

The Kove:SDM Memory Tower promises to pool memory without the need of the CXL protocol.

Canadian researchers have developed a material that stores up to 1,000× more charge than current forms of printed electronics.