Category: Software
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Digital Twinning, and how EdgeTI (CTRL.V) is a serious story you’ve never heard of
I first heard the term ‘digital twin’ in 2019, in connection with a high performance computing company I was associated with that was running a project for Boeing. The aerospace giant, at the time, was considering building a filthy fat production line that would dwarf all that came before it, but didn’t want to spend…
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The Plurilock (PLUR.V) rip is over: But is that the end of the play?
Regular readers know all about the Plurilock (PLUR.V) story, but for the uninitiated, here’s the short version: Canadian infosec tech company with AI-based ‘continual ID check’ IP, dozens of big US and Canadian clients bringing in $70m+ in annual revs Long undervalued due to low margins and weird local aversion to tech deals on the…
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Sparc AI: Revolutionizing Drone Technology with GPS-Free Autonomous Flight
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into everyday technology has advanced significantly over the past decade, but few innovations are as promising or groundbreaking as Sparc AI. Based in Melbourne, Australia, Sparc AI is pioneering a new frontier in drone technology, focusing on target acquisition systems that function in GPS-denied environments. In a recent interview…
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The Plurilock Security (PLUR.V) all-star lineup keeps growing
Canada-based information security company Plurilock Security (PLUR.V) has been adding new bodies around the board room with almost monotonous regularity of late, and today they added another to what’s beginning to look like an all-star lineup. [Supply chain and distribution expert Brian] Aebig is a 35-year veteran of the IT (information technology) industry, having served…
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So I was wrong: Plurilock doesn’t do $40m in revs. They do $70m.
Government work is a cyclical business, and it turns out one financial quarter isn’t always like the next. So when, late last week, I told you this, I was, well, wrong. Here’s what we do know: Plurilock earns a decent CAD $43.6 million a year in revenue based on the last quarter financials, which doesn’t include the…
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Turnaround Tale: Why Plurilock (PLUR.V) sucked, and what it’s done to fix itself
Plurilock (PLUR.V) has been underrated by the market for way too long. We’ve told you about it a few times, and each time we did, the stock moved a little until long underwater investors took the chance to churn out at a slightly higher than usual price, sending the stock back down and frustrating any…
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Go time: A local electronics play that looks ready to have its moment
This will be a long read. Deal with it. The reason it’s going to be long is we’ve identified a company that we believe is about to pop off, in an industry it’s growing quickly in, having lived through some growing pains and figured out a lot of things. and become better as an organization…
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Good Gamer Entertainment (GOOD.C) up 93% with switch to municipal AI software concept
In late 2021, the team behind market awareness/online marketing group Native Ads ventured into their own e-sports deal through the creation of Good Gamer Entertainment (GOOD.C). It, well, wasn’t a smash. To be fair, not many e-sports deals have been a smash. Most chased a sector everyone thought was going to be hot, but which struggled…
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Beacn Wizardry and Magic (BECN.V) financials show 79% ramp up in sales
BEACN Wizardry and Magic Inc. (BEACN.V) is a Canadian company focused on supplying tech peripherals for Gamers, YouTubers, Podcasters, and content creators on the internet. The company, based out of BC, began trading on the TSX Venture Exchange in November 2021. It shouldn’t have. BEACN came to market too early, before it had real sales…
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Beacn Wizardry and Magic (BECN.V) financials show 79% ramp up in sales
