Blackberry

BlackBerry, founded in 1984 and based in Canada, provides a range of wireless devices and solutions primarily targeting the mobile communications market. Known for its smartphone development, the company offers a comprehensive wireless communications platform that includes security and infrastructure services for mobile messaging and data transmission. Its product lineup features smartphones, the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet, and QNX software for embedded systems, as well as a suite of software development tools. BlackBerry also supports third-party developers in creating custom applications for its devices. Additionally, the company provides various services including the BlackBerry Messenger Social Apps Platform, location analytics, and repair services. Products are sold through wireless carriers and third-party distributors, with an online store offering smartphones and accessories. BlackBerry's focus on mobility and mobile security positions it as a key player in the enterprise and service markets.

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Chief Financial Officer

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Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer

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Chief Financial Officer

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WatchDox

Acquisition in 2015
WatchDox enables organizations to access, share and control their critical documents wherever they go: on any tablet, smartphone, or PC, even those beyond the IT department’s control. Available as SaaS or on premise, the WatchDox document-centric security platform allows organizations to collaborate with partners, adopt bring your own device (BYOD) initiatives, and control or wipe their documents remotely, all while providing their users a superior experience across every device.

NantHealth

Series B in 2014
NantHealth is a transformational healthcare company converging science and technology through an integrated clinical platform that’s empowering physicians, patients, payers, and researchers to transcend the traditional barriers of today’s healthcare system. NantHealth solutions are advancing diagnostics to better identify and target specific disease characteristics; transforming clinical delivery with clinical data and promoting wellness for a healthier, happier world. They are building an integrated, evidence-based, genomically-informed, personalized approach to the delivery of care and the development of next generation healthcare solutions.

Gist

Acquisition in 2011
Connected People Change History. Gist provides the only full view of the contacts in your professional network by creating rich business profiles that include the most news, status updates and work details. All contacts in one place Gist automatically brings contact details, news and updates together in one place – no invites to send or connections to request. Updated with the latest news Gist prioritizes news and updates about contacts so you always have the information you need even if you didn’t know it was out there. Stop missing important information because it gets lost in the online noise. Delivered where you need it Gist works the way you do – in your inbox with plugins for Outlook, Notes, and Gmail, on a mobile device with applications for both iPhone and Android, inside Salesforce.com or in a web browser. What is Gist? http://blog.gist.com/what-is-gist/

Good Technology

Acquisition in 2015
Good Technology Corporation provides secure mobility solutions for enterprises and governments worldwide. It offers a suite of collaboration applications, such as Good Launcher, a mobile desktop solution for business, Good Work, a mobile workforce for business-class e-mail and collaboration, Good Access, a browser that allows users to access the corporate Intranets and Web applications, and Good Share, a solution that enables mobile business users to access, download, and share documents. It was founded in 1996 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California.

Neomar

Series A in 2000
Neomar is the only company delivering an end-to-end solution that directly targets the enterprise for management and secure delivery of corporate and customer data to wireless devices, while providing secure, timely access to information with a compelling user experience

Slipstream Data

Acquisition in 2006
SlipStream, a subsidiary of Research In Motion (RIM), delivers the fastest, most reliable acceleration, compression and network optimization technology for dial, fixed and wireless broadband networks. SlipStream's patented, easy-to-deploy acceleration, adaptive data compression and network optimization technology is the fastest on the market, as confirmed by ongoing independent testing. SlipStream's core technology, the SlipStream Acceleration & Optimization Engine is the most widely deployed Web, email and multimedia content acceleration solution in the world and has delivered increased profits, reductions in subscriber churn and optimized bandwidth for more than 2200 service providers in over 50 countries. The company's primary customers are ISPs, ASPs and technology partners including United Online for their NetZero and Juno services, Wanadoo, Terra, OnSpeed, VSNL, DoDo, GVT, Tele2, and Wind. SlipStream's solution guarantees the best, most consistent quality of service experience for end users.

Cylance

Acquisition in 2018
Cylance is the first company to apply artificial intelligence, algorithmic science, and machine learning to cybersecurity and improve the way companies, governments, and end-users proactively solve the world’s most difficult security problems. Using a breakthrough mathematical process, Cylance quickly and accurately identifies what is safe and what is a threat, not just what is in a blacklist or whitelist. By coupling sophisticated math and machine learning with a unique understanding of a hacker’s mentality, Cylance provides the technology and services to be truly predictive and preventive against advanced threats.

WatchDox

Merger/Acquisition in 2015
WatchDox enables organizations to access, share and control their critical documents wherever they go: on any tablet, smartphone, or PC, even those beyond the IT department’s control. Available as SaaS or on premise, the WatchDox document-centric security platform allows organizations to collaborate with partners, adopt bring your own device (BYOD) initiatives, and control or wipe their documents remotely, all while providing their users a superior experience across every device.

SAM Seamless Network

Series B in 2021
SAM Seamless Network develops a cybersecurity technology platform that protects the connected home, by tackling cyber security threats at the source. It offers SAM for Homes, a software that protects connected home by securing threats right at the source; SAM for SMBs, an office network management platform; and SAM On-the-Go, a software platform with parental control. The company was founded in 2016 and is based in Tel Aviv, Israel with additional offices in New York, New York; and Berlin, Germany.

TRAINFO

Pre Seed Round in 2019
Millions of people travel across railroad tracks each day and are impacted by railroad crossing blockages.

BlackBerry QNX

Acquisition in 2010
Over the past 30 years, QNX software has become a big part of everyday life. People encounter QNX-controlled systems whenever they drive, shop, watch TV, use the Internet, or even turn on a light. Its ultra-reliable nature means QNX software is the preferred choice for life-critical systems such as air traffic control systems, surgical equipment, and nuclear power plants. And its cool multimedia features have QNX software turning up in everything from in-dash radios and infotainment systems to the latest casino gaming terminals.

TAT - The Astonishing Tribe

Acquisition in 2010
They create the best performing, most astonishingly beautiful user interfaces for any screen and any device. They do this using awesome design, optimized technology, and constant experimentation with emerging technologies and paradigms. TAT has a long history of working with mobile and embedded technology. They designed for the first mobile phone color screen, and over the years they've learned the makings of a great UI, from a design, technology, and usability perspective. They work with companies across the spectrum, from hardware and software platform vendors, to mobile devices, the automotive industry, consumer electronics manufacturers, network operators and service providers. As part of there design and technology prototyping, we also do field testing and UX previews with end users.

IGLOO Inc.

Series A in 2008
Igloo is a leading provider of digital workplace solutions, helping companies move beyond traditional intranets to inspiring digital destinations that improve communication, knowledge sharing, collaboration, and culture. All Igloo solutions are 100% cloud-based, mobile-enabled, and integrate with the leading enterprise systems and cloud apps your business relies on. By centralizing all information, Igloo provides a single-source-of-truth and enables a more productive and engaged workforce.

Encription

Merger/Acquisition in 2016
Our mission is to make IT systems and information more secure by Penetration Testing. Encription Limited is a UK based CESG CHECK IT Security Company, where we complete Penetration Testing and IT training courses for a mixture of Private and Public Companies. We operate from a secure location in Worcestershire, being central within the UK we deliver our services worldwide. Making IT systems and information, whether complex or not, more secure. In doing so, we keep abreast of the latest IT security threats and work with appropriate organisations to develop and maintain IT security standards, defences and techniques that will reduce the risk of an attack on your systems. We offer a variety of IT Security Training starting from IT Security Awareness to Check Team Member status. Our solutions are tailored to your specific needs, risk profile and budget.

Fastmobile

Acquisition in 2007
Fastmobile offers integrated communications and community solutions to wireless operators, portals, and handset manufacturers. The company offers the Fastmobile Experience which enables the delivery of communications applications and value-added services such as integrated messaging, content, commerce, and social networking through a user interface. It also provides mobile operators with a suite of services such as integrated voice, messaging, and content applications that enable users to communicate, share, and consume information. The company facilitates the mobilization of portals' and ISPs' online messaging and content services as well as enables portals and ISPs to bring multimedia messaging and content applications into a mobile environment. Its services platform enables and integrates mobile communities by connection, including voice, IM SMS, multimedia messaging, and email. Fastmobile was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Rolling Meadows, Illinois with additional offices in North America, Europe, China, and South America. It operates as a subsidiary of Research In Motion Limited.

AtHoc

Merger/Acquisition in 2015
AtHoc, a division of BlackBerry Limited, is the pioneer and recognized leader in networked crisis communication, protecting millions of people and thousands of organizations around the world. AtHoc provides a seamless and reliable exchange of critical information among organizations, their people and devices. A trusted partner to the world’s most demanding customers, AtHoc is the leading provider to the U.S. Departments of Defense and Homeland Security, and safeguards numerous other government agencies and leading commercial enterprises. Headquartered in Silicon Valley, the company operates around the globe. AtHoc was acquired by BlackBerry in 2015 for $250M.

Cylance

Merger/Acquisition in 2018
Cylance is the first company to apply artificial intelligence, algorithmic science, and machine learning to cybersecurity and improve the way companies, governments, and end-users proactively solve the world’s most difficult security problems. Using a breakthrough mathematical process, Cylance quickly and accurately identifies what is safe and what is a threat, not just what is in a blacklist or whitelist. By coupling sophisticated math and machine learning with a unique understanding of a hacker’s mentality, Cylance provides the technology and services to be truly predictive and preventive against advanced threats.

Chalk

Acquisition in 2008
Chalk creates software that allows companies to author, deploy, track , and report or multimedia content for mobile devices such as the BlackBerry. Their list of clients include major companies in the retail, technology, and financial services industries.

Ubitexx

Acquisition in 2011
Ubitexx GmbH develops and distributes management and security software for smartphones and mobile devices. It offers ubi-Suite, a centralized smartphone management suite of capabilities. The company also provides strategic mobile management consulting, training and installation, and technical support services. It serves banking, insurance, pharmaceuticals, energy, media, engineering, and automotive industries, as well as public sector. Ubitexx GmbH was founded in 2002 and is based in Munich, Germany with an additional office in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Northstar Robotics

Pre Seed Round in 2016
Northstar Robotics is launching an aftermarket autonomy retrofit kit and cloud platform for heavy equipment

Bluink Ltd

Pre Seed Round in 2011
Bluink Ltd., an identity and access management company, specializes in phone as a token solutions for consumers and enterprises. The company offers bluink key, a suite of password management and FIDO U2F device, and iOS and Android application that connects smartphone directly to any machine via Bluetooth; and bluink enterprise, an identity and access management solution that allows users to securely access devices and applications. It sells its products online. The company was founded in 2010 and is based in Ottawa, Canada.

Martello Technologies

Non Equity Assistance in 2018
Martello Technologies manages the performance of real-time services on complex distributed cloud networks. Their solutions, which include network performance management software as a service (SaaS) and SD WAN, allow over the top (OTT) service providers and enterprises around the world to deliver better service quality and a reliable user experience. Designed for real-time communications, Martello’s solutions detect, identify and address network performance problems BEFORE service quality is impacted.

FluidAI Medical

Non Equity Assistance in 2020
NERv Technology Inc. develops an implantable biochip with biosensors to detect post-operative complications, such as internal bleeding, leakage of bodily fluids, and infection within the abdominal cavity. The biosensor collects data and identifies the complications as it develops and informs both patient and physician in real-time. It also detects changes in the levels of biomarker. The company serves physicians, surgeons, hospitals, and patients. NERv Technology Inc. was founded in 2014 and is based in Kitchener, Canada.

Deeplite

Non Equity Assistance in 2019
Deeplite provides an AI-driven optimizer to make deep neural networks from cloud to edge computing. The company offers Neutrino leverages a design space exploration to optimize high-performance DNN models. It provides solutions in the areas of automotive, smartphones, smart cameras, and IoT devices. The company is based in Montreal, Canada.

Preteckt

Non Equity Assistance in 2019
Preteckt provides PaaS to connected and autonomous vehicles and fleets by peering through vehicle data and leveraging proprietary AI, deep learning, and machine learning algorithms. Preteckt’s architecture has been designed specifically to handle automotive data and provides a 100x speed advantage over typical Big Data solutions allowing for real-time zero false-positives. The architecture and machine learning algorithms allow for immediate scaling of the SaaS solution to work with existing connected vehicles and fleets Preteckt provides machine learning solution for automotive prognostics.

Acerta Analytics

Non Equity Assistance in 2018
Acerta is transforming quality control by leveraging artificial intelligence to help automakers get complex products to market faster and with fewer defects. Our machine learning models are forged from industry experience and driven by data, enabling Acerta’s clients to locate the earliest indicators of future product failures. From reducing scrap and rework rates to accelerating root cause analysis, we provide automotive engineers with the tools to improve throughput and profits.

Wedge Networks Inc.

Non Equity Assistance in 2022
Wedge Networks provides network-based web security solutions to enterprises and service providers worldwide. Its technology leadership in deep content inspection allows organizations to protect against new and emerging web-based threats that traditional scanning methods have difficulty intercepting and controlling. Specialized in malicious-code detection and filtering at the network layer, its solutions touch millions of users and provide protection for utilities, service providers, health care, oil and gas, government, web sites, and many other enterprise customers. The company is headquartered in Calgary, Canada and has international offices in San Jose, California, and Beijing.

Flosonics

Non Equity Assistance in 2019
Flosonics is a medical device company that focuses on developing non-invasive sensors to improve the management of critically ill patients. Flosonics's flagship smart-bandage product, the FloPatch, addresses unmet clinical needs of critically ill patients and the physicians, nurses, and paramedics who care for them in the ambulance, emergency department, operating room, and intensive care unit.

Electra Vehicles, Inc.

Series A in 2023
Electra Vehicles, Inc. develops dual chemistry battery design and control software. It provides EnPower, a software optimized for a dual-energy storage system approach powered by intelligent controls; and EVE.Ai control algorithms that optimize the performance of electric systems through intelligent controls. The company was founded in 2015 and is based in Boston, Massachusetts.

AtHoc

Acquisition in 2015
AtHoc, a division of BlackBerry Limited, is the pioneer and recognized leader in networked crisis communication, protecting millions of people and thousands of organizations around the world. AtHoc provides a seamless and reliable exchange of critical information among organizations, their people and devices. A trusted partner to the world’s most demanding customers, AtHoc is the leading provider to the U.S. Departments of Defense and Homeland Security, and safeguards numerous other government agencies and leading commercial enterprises. Headquartered in Silicon Valley, the company operates around the globe. AtHoc was acquired by BlackBerry in 2015 for $250M.

Vaultus

Series B in 2001
Vaultus, Inc. is a mobile applications provider (MAP) that delivers innovative wireless solutions for Global 1000 enterprises. Headquartered in New York City, they draw on a rich heritage of innovative leadership in wireless technology and applications to help enterprise clients improve productivity, reduce costs and increase revenues. With this leadership and their powerful proprietary delivery platform, Vaultus provides enterprises with a partnership that delivers workable, usable mobile applications via a combined package of software solutions, professional services and managed services. Find out more about their unique capabilities and approach. And discover how enterprises can take advantage of the world of wireless to get a competitive edge now.

Rock N Roll Games

Seed Round in 2012
Rock N Roll Game Studio create white label video games designed to monetize this huge audience sports clubs and superstars have. Also providing the know-how needed to operate in the digital world.

TinyHippos

Acquisition in 2011
TinyHippos develops Ripple, a multi-platform mobile environment emulator that runs in a web browser and is custom-tailored to HTML5 mobile application testing . It essentially allows developers to "look under the hood" of mobile applications to see how the apps are performing in a variety of mobile environments.

Car IQ

Series B in 2021
Car IQ Inc. develops and operates a cloud-based vehicle management platform and payment gateway for auto dealer groups, car sharing clients, and autonomous drivers. It offers Car IQ, an automotive grade payment solution that enables users to initiate payments directly from the vehicle without the use of a credit cards. The company’s platform uses sensor data from the car and enables vehicles to connect to service and repair providers. Car IQ Inc. was founded in 2016 and is based in San Francisco, California.

Paratek

Acquisition in 2012
Paratek designs and manufactures adaptive RF front-end component solutions for mobile wireless applications. Paratek's product offerings for multi-mode and multi-band operation cover three major applications : Adaptive Impedance Matching Modules (AIMM), Broadband filters and pre-selectors for RF front-end devices, Radio Antenna Frequency Tuners (RAFTâ„¢). Paratek works collaboratively with customers. That means they listen closely to what your needs and milestones are, and then work to adapt their technology to yours. Applications differ, but the beauty of their adaptive approach is that they can easily fine-tune solutions based around certain operating bands, frequency ranges, and industry protocols. If your need is slightly different from the next, that's where they shine!

Epoch Integration

Acquisition in 2006
Epoch Integration is a company that was acquired by BlackBerry in 2006.

Dash Navigation

Acquisition in 2009
Dash Navigation has plans to change your automotive GPS units for good by bringing maps mashups as well as internet capability. Unlike today's car GPS units which necessitate extra downloads to update map changes, add features or otherwise, Dash Navigation updates and extra features will all come via web connection in real time. The device will be connected through a cellular data network and will also sport WiFi connectivity. The device will collect data about traffic conditions from all other Dash drivers, and estimates how long alternative routes will take on any given day. All sorts of geo-tagged information can be pushed to the device and combined with the on-board maps. Everything from restaurants and open houses to concerts, gas, and golf courses could be sent to the Dash and appear there on your screen. Owners will be able to manage which mashups they receive through Dash's Website. There, they will be able to drag feeds from sites like [Platial](http://crunchbase.com/organization/platial), where they can create a Google Map of dog runs in San Francisco or yoga schools in LA. Link it to [Zillow](http://crunchbase.com/organization/zillow), and you will be able to get data on houses as you are driving around the neighborhood. Create a feed at Upcoming.org about all the rock concerts in your city or one of open houses from Craigslist, and you will be able to get the info in your car, along with how far away each place is. You will also be able to do a Yahoo Local search on the device for restaurants and it will return nearby results with ratings. The company is backed by both VC powerhouses, Sequoia Capital and Kleiner Perkins as well as a slew of others.

Certicom

Acquisition in 2009
Certicom, a wholly owned subsidiary of Research In Motion Limited (RIM), manages and protects the value of content, applications and devices with government-approved security. Adopted by the National Security Agency (NSA) for government communications, Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) provides the most security per bit of any known public-key scheme. As the global leader in ECC, Certicom's security offerings are currently licensed to hundreds of multinational technology companies, including IBM, General Dynamics, Motorola and Oracle. Founded in 1985, Certicom's corporate offices are in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada with worldwide sales and marketing headquarters in Foster City, California and offices in Europe and Asia.

Viigo

Acquisition in 2010
Viigo is revolutionizing the way users access information on their smartphone. Every day, people around the world rely on Viigo as their gateway to a vast array of up-to-the-minute content and useful services, wherever they are and whenever they need it. In one simple, fully customizable application, Viigo delivers news, weather, flight schedules and status, real-time sports scores, stock quotes and market data, entertainment, hotel and restaurant reviews, blogs, and much more. Viigo is the one application smartphone users cannot be without.

LoyaltyMonkey

Seed Round in 2013
LoyaltyMonkey manufactures and distributes loyalty cards to its clients. The company provides its clients with loyalty cards that enable them to collect points by scanning them for product purchases and redeeming them in the form of prizes. LoyaltyMonkey was founded in 2011 by Raymond Chan, Ivan Scott, Adam Kosh, and York Hua and is based in Ontario.

Alt-N Technologies

Acquisition in 2009
Alt-N Technologies, a subsidiary of Research in Motion (Nasdaq: RIMM; TSX: RIM), develops affordable and secure messaging and collaboration solutions designed for, and trusted by, small-to-medium businesses in over 90 countries and 25 languages worldwide. The company's flagship solutions, the MDaemonÂ:registered: Email Server for Windows and the SecurityGateway for Exchange/SMTP Servers, install in minutes, include the latest email security technologies, and require minimal support and administration to operate and maintain. The company uses a network of global distributors and resellers for the sales and support of its products.

Torch Mobile

Acquisition in 2009
Torch Mobile uses the open-source web browser layout engine WebKit to create web applications for mobile phones. Its main product, the Iris Browser is a web browser or mobile phones with a customizable interface and touch-screen control. The browser can be used on many devices and platforms.

Encription

Acquisition in 2016
Our mission is to make IT systems and information more secure by Penetration Testing. Encription Limited is a UK based CESG CHECK IT Security Company, where we complete Penetration Testing and IT training courses for a mixture of Private and Public Companies. We operate from a secure location in Worcestershire, being central within the UK we deliver our services worldwide. Making IT systems and information, whether complex or not, more secure. In doing so, we keep abreast of the latest IT security threats and work with appropriate organisations to develop and maintain IT security standards, defences and techniques that will reduce the risk of an attack on your systems. We offer a variety of IT Security Training starting from IT Security Awareness to Check Team Member status. Our solutions are tailored to your specific needs, risk profile and budget.

AvantGo

Venture Round in 2000
AvantGo, Inc. provides software and services that enable and enhance the use of Internet-based content and corporate intranets to mobile devices, including personal digital assistants and Internet-enabled phones. The company licenses its AvantGo M-Business Server products and AvantGo mobile applications products to help its customers provide their employees, customers, suppliers, and business affiliates with easy access to business information. The AvantGo Mobile Internet service allows individuals to access Internet-based content and applications, and gives content providers and other businesses a new medium for reaching and interacting with new and existing customers. In February 2002, AvantGo was chosen by Microsoft for the participation in the Microsoft Mobility Partner Advisory Council. AvantGo provides solutions for the Microsoft Windows Powered Pocket PC 2002.

Plazmic

Acquisition in 2001
Plazmic K.K. provides content deployment solutions for mobile devices worldwide, and is a Japanese subsidiary of Canadian-based Research In Motion Limited (RIM). Plazmic's suite of software solutions enable rich and dynamic content creation and deployment for wireless devices worldwide. Prior to its acquisition by BlackBerry (then RIM), Plazmic raised about $8 million (CAD). Investors included the Eastern Technology Seed Investment Fund (BDC and BMO & VW), Ventures West (VW), and angels. Plazmic had about 36 employees at the time of acquisition, located mainly in Toronto with a team in Tokyo. Plazmic was founded by Jay Steele, who led the company's technology development as CTO and President. Keith Bates was the original lead VC and later became CEO. The original VC investments in Plazmic earned the CVCA's Deal of the Year Award for high IRR.

Scoreloop

Acquisition in 2011
Scoreloop focuses on building the best mobile gaming technology to extend any game to the social arena. Scoreloop is neither a game developer nor publisher, and therefore does not compete within their market. Instead, Scoreloop cooperates with all players of the mobile gaming value chain - from game developers and aggregators, to publishers and portals - to maximize their gamers' experience, improve their community's cohesiveness, and provide them with additional revenue streams.

Movirtu

Acquisition in 2014
Movirtu reinvents the way mobile phones are used to increase access to phone services by the rural poor. Their cloud phone provides affordable access to mobile phone services for the 1 billion people who earn between $1-2 a day, cannot afford a phone, but spend 5-30% of their income on phone sharing or village phones. By providing mobile carriers with innovative, low cost infrastructure products, Movirtu enables them to offer customers their own phone numbers and messaging accounts without the expense of owning a phone.

Tungle.me

Acquisition in 2011
Tungle.me makes scheduling meetings easy--across organizations, calendar systems, and time zones. It eliminates costly double bookings, frustrating time zone mishaps, and the endless back and forth emails and phone calls of finding a time to meet. Tungle syncs with your existing calendar -- Outlook (with or without Exchange), Google Calendar, Apple iCal, Entourage for Mac and Lotus Notes (Beta). Tungle.me is free and does not require meeting invitees or visitors to a user's Tungle.me page to sign in or register to schedule meetings. Tungle.me also supports scheduling meetings on-the-go with Tungle.me for iPhone and BlackBerry.

Secusmart

Acquisition in 2014
Since being established in 2007, Secusmart has successfully driven forward the importance of secure communications. Only two years after their formation, the team and founders, Hans-Christoph Quelle and Christoph Erdmann, received approval for their government tender application. From this time onwards, governmental agencies, defence ministries, and many other institutions are equipped with the secure solutions from Secusmart. A new standard, which is sought after by many corporations and governments around the world.

JayCut

Acquisition in 2011
JayCut provides online video editing technology to companies. Consider if you could actually edit a video on YouTube and then send it to your friend's cellphone with a click. JayCut could give that to YouTube or any other site who has or wish to have video. This Swedish company was founded in February 2007 after one year of technology development. The goal was at first to launch a consumer site but after one year the business model was changed to B2B. For a license the editing technology is today integrated in the other site to provide a seamless experience. Customers include the Oprah Winfrey Network, IKEA, Procter&Gamble and many other companies, from corporate giants to small entrepreneur websites. A website/company of any size can since early 2010 use JayCut's public API to integrate the editor on the website in just minutes. The company says the launch has been a success with over a thousand websites having API access as of August 2010. JayCut has for the site/technology has received awards from Google (SIME Innovation Day 2007), Internetworld (Best Swedish Entertainment Site 2007) and CNET (Webware 100 Video Finalist) as well as recognition in BusinessWeek as one of the most promising companies run by young entrepreneurs in Europe. JayCut is cash flow positive (September 2008).

Ascendent Systems

Acquisition in 2006
Ascendent Systems, a subsidiary of Research In Motion (Nasdaq: RIMM; TSX: RIM), is the premier provider of enterprise voice mobility solutions that allow companies to be more responsive to customers and crisis by giving them the power to reach anyone, anywhere, immediately.

Sensor Cortek

Pre Seed Round in 2019
Sensor Cortek is a company specializing in the design of embedded artificial intelligence solutions for the vehicle of the future. Our mission is to improve operational safety in self driving and advanced driver assistance systems by injecting software intelligence into automotive sensors.

Deeplite

Non Equity Assistance in 2022
Deeplite provides an AI-driven optimizer to make deep neural networks from cloud to edge computing. The company offers Neutrino leverages a design space exploration to optimize high-performance DNN models. It provides solutions in the areas of automotive, smartphones, smart cameras, and IoT devices. The company is based in Montreal, Canada.

Evolved Vehicle Environments

Non Equity Assistance in 2018
Evolved Vehicle Environments is a software company that transforms he connected car experience and evolves Digital LifeStyle into the car. Working with robust platform providers, EVE provides OEM's with a fully customizable in-vehicle ecosystem featuring unparalleled design, tethered and untethered in-vehicle apps, a comprehensive feature set, and continuous innovation. The company aims to be the leader in providing the most intelligent, innovative, and sophisticated experience for drivers by leveraging leading-edge technologies, integrating with emerging technologies and continually improving the user experience. Founded in 2015, EVE is headquartered at Ontario, Canada.

Soltare

Non Equity Assistance in 2019
Soltare is an advanced automotive sensor design company. Soltare was incorporated in Alberta in 2014 with the intention of developing new microelectronic and sensor technology. We bring together people who have extensive experience in design, manufacturing and high technological product development. Soltare's current focus is on advancing safety capabilities in current automobiles while developing technology for use in future autonomous vehicles.

LoyaltyMonkey

Funding Round in 2012
LoyaltyMonkey manufactures and distributes loyalty cards to its clients. The company provides its clients with loyalty cards that enable them to collect points by scanning them for product purchases and redeeming them in the form of prizes. LoyaltyMonkey was founded in 2011 by Raymond Chan, Ivan Scott, Adam Kosh, and York Hua and is based in Ontario.

COMPREDICT

Series A in 2022
Compredict is developed a purely software-based solution. Analysing and enhancing the data which is available in every series-production vehicle, the software is able to precisely predict failures of mechanical components like shafts, gearwheels, chassis parts, or bearings and of electronic components.