Technology. It presents to humanity a solution to a variety of life’s challenges…but comes with a host of new problems when devices break down. So it’s only fitting that people would turn to – what else? – technology, to help us repair technology. One such tech is augmented reality (AR) . It’s stepping into the spotlight, making at-home repairs and replacements a breeze.

We hear about AI all the time these days. Artificial intelligence to boost businesses. But a term coined by IBM way back when, called "cognitive computing," focuses on enhancing human decision-making. So it has to make you wonder if AI for artificial intelligence is a misnomer, and that it should stand for augmented intelligence instead.

Artificial intelligence is being used in pretty much every industry to optimize operations. Supply chain design. Customer service. Digital ad buying. Stock trading. The list is endless.

It’s no wonder then, that school bus route planners are also using it to design safer and faster routes, so our kids can get home in a timely fashion.

To say that quantum computing has made major leaps would be a half truth. We’ve gone from theory, to algorithms, to physical quantum computers, but despite all that – the industry is still in its infancy.

I wrote an article on quantum cryptography and quantum encryption for the website Quantropi a while back. Since then, I’ve decided it needed a slight rewrite, so I took a second stab at it.

Despite recent macroeconomic headwinds, executives are still struggling to fill senior technical roles in North America, and according to a 2021 report, talent availability is cited by business leaders as a leading factor inhibiting technology adoption.

According to data from the United Nations, roughly half of the world's population lacks reliable internet connectivity, particularly in less developed regions. This huge gap shows just how many people are missing out on the benefits of today's connected world.

Whether you’re talking crypto, cleantech, or B2B SaaS, BC’s tech sector has been thriving in recent years. There have been a number of “winners” already crowned in the ecosystem, and the New Ventures BC competition spotlights the next generation of up-and-comers worth watching.

In 2019, Google made a groundbreaking announcement - the achievement of quantum supremacy. This marked a significant milestone in the world of computing, where quantum machines showcased their ability to solve problems that were once deemed insurmountable for conventional computers.

Now more than ever, technology needs to be at the forefront of every business’ strategy. As a Forbes Technology Council member, I was approached by Forbes to give my take on the one tech trend that would revolutionize the web.