Infonuagique et IA : comment se protéger d’un nouvel oligopole?
Le rapport du Projet anti-monopole canadien, publié mardi, indique qu’un marché si concentré réduit la concurrence, complique les changements de fournisseur et accroît la dépendance des entreprises et des gouvernements à l'égard de quelques acteurs dominants.
Les géants américains de la technologie détiennent 85 % du marché canadien
Amazon, Microsoft et Google détiennent 85 % des parts du marché du nuage public au Canada – un chiffre bien supérieur à la moyenne internationale de 66 %, selon le rapport du Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project publié mardi.
3 U.S. tech firms own 85% of Canada’s cloud market, report says
A new report (authored by CAMP) has revealed 85 per cent of the Canadian public cloud market is currently controlled by three American companies. In its spring economic statement, Ottawa highlighted the need for sovereign computing infrastructure in order to grow Canada pool of AI researchers and talent.
This Ontario man bought the same car as his wife and has a flawless driving record. Why is his insurance $649 more?
Speaking to the issue of surveillance pricing, CAMP fellow Andrew Paulley talks to the Toronto Star on how insurance companies use their data advantage to charge different prices to the same kinds of consumers.
CANADALAND Short Cuts: Does Canada Need Government Supermarkets?
CAMP executive director Keldon Bester joins CANADALAND Short Cuts to discuss grocery competition in Canada and what policy can do to improve it.
Inside Policy Talks: How to address the demand for online gambling
CAMP executive director joins Peter Copeland for the Macdonald Laurier's Inside Policy Talks to discuss the growing harms from online betting in Canada.