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Canadian sovereign AI company and Taiwanese mission-critical systems leader to develop counter-drone, maritime domain awareness, and sensor-to-decision solutions for Taiwan and all…

Canada’s defence procurement reforms share one design principle: they make it safer for the buyer to choose an unproven company.

Can making 100 million court decisions searchable improve outcomes for people without lawyers? SFU computing science professor, Angel Chang, and Caseway begin research to find out.…

Ottawa keeps saying it. In software, the word means almost nothing until a vendor can prove three things, and almost none can.

Instead, buy domestic product, and out in the open.

Three tests should determine which software qualifies as Canadian: auditability, data residency and Canadian-controlled IP.

Ottawa keeps saying it. In software, the word means almost nothing until a vendor can prove three things, and almost none can.

On this week’s Security Brief, Al Vigier, founder and CEO of Caseway, discusses how the suspension of the Permanent Joint Board on Defence (PJBD) reflects broader uncertainty in Ca…

For a small Canadian defence company, the Pentagon’s decision in May was clarifying. On May 18, U.S. Under Secretary of Defense for Policy Elbridge Colby announced that Washington …

The Canadian Legal Information Institute (CanLII) and Vancouver-based AI startup Caseway AI have settled their copyright dispute.

Ventures increasingly train AI agents on retrieval augmented generation (RAG) systems that containerize data in small data sets