Welcome to the latest issue of Canadian Securities Exchange Magazine, your source for in-depth stories of entrepreneurs from a wealth of different industries.
Just two months after being released publicly in November 2022, OpenAI’s ChatGPT grew to 100 million users. For the more than 800 listings on the CSE, over 100 of which are technology companies, the opportunities for AI to effect change are numerous, and investors and entrepreneurs are understandably fixated on the new opportunities that such potent technology opens up.
In this issue of Canadian Securities Exchange Magazine, we feature six CSE-listed technology companies that are getting ahead of the curve with innovations to solve tomorrow’s problems today, from emergency communications to plant-derived nutraceuticals to cryptocurrency forensics.
The CSE-listed companies featured in this issue include:
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They say that timing is everything, and it’s especially true when launching a new business. In 2018, Wall Street veteran and serial entrepreneur Evan Gappelberg founded Nextech3D.AI (CSE:NTAR) on the idea that augmented reality (AR) and 3D modelling would become of central importance to e-commerce. An astute technology trend spotter, Gappelberg’s Nextech3D.AI is the right…
Nextech3D.AI Corporation. (CSE:NTAR)
One can hardly turn on the news these days without learning of some event around the world that has displaced large numbers of people and knocked out essential services. While some debate the cause, one thing’s for certain: climate change is occurring. Armed conflicts play havoc with communications and power networks as well, of course.…
Critical Infrastructure Technologies Ltd. (CSE:CTTT)
The future of cryptocurrencies lies in a compliant and regulated ecosystem, according to BIGG Digital Assets (CSE:BIGG), a diversified, “compliance-first” crypto company. The Vancouver-based group adopted this ethos in 2019 and has since made it its motto of operations, Chief Executive Officer Mark Binns told Canadian Securities Exchange Magazine in a recent interview. Given catastrophes…
(CSE:BIGG)
