• Microsystems Enable ICT Sector
• CMC Microsystems Success Stories in ICT

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Dr. David Plant (lower right), Scientific Director of the Agile All-Photonic Networks; Dr. Lawrence Chen (centre), and Dr. Andrew Kirk (upper left), Professors of Electrical and Computer Engineering, review a burst-mode receiver with clock and data recovery for optical multi-access networks that is under development at McGill University. They comprise the Electrical and Computer Engineering Photonic Systems Group at McGill University, and rely on research infrastructure provided by CMC Microsystems.

CMC Microsystems Success Stories in ICT

2007

• Digital Power Chip Could Save the Computer Industry Millions of Dollars Each Year

• Graduates with ‘CMC Inside’ Provide a Competitive Edge to an Emerging Technology Company in Newfoundland

• Making High-definition Television (HDTV) Video Conferencing Affordable for Hospitals, Schools and Businesses

• Researchers at Université Laval Patent Technology that Promises to Improve Data Flow Over Optical Networks

2006

• Integrated Photonic Devices Can Make Fiber-to-the-Home Affordable

• Québec-based Startup Targets High-Growth Opportunities in the Electronic Systems Market, Forecast to Reach US $1.6 Billion by 2009

• 'Smart' Antennas Pave the Way for Enhanced Wireless Applications

• Virtual Laboratory Shrinks Canadian Geography and Allows Researchers to Test and Validate Their Microsystems Concepts through Remote Access

2005.

• Advancing the Mobility and Vision of Humanoid Robots: Opportunities to Help Care for the Elderly; Perform Household Chores and Locate Survivors in a Collapsed Building

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• Making Smart Cards “Smarter”: Increasing the Security for e-Commerce Applications

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2004

• CMC Microsystems Inside: Halifax Company Traces its Roots and Success to CMC

• From Researchers to Entrepreneurs: Concordia University Spin-Off, Microbridge Technologies Inc., has Launched a High-Performance, Low-Cost Electrical Trimming Device. Early Research on the Technology Began with CMC Over a Decade Ago

• Looking for Signs of Life on Mars: DALSA-built Chips Deliver Stunning Imagery of Martian Landscape Today; CMC Ignited the Passion of the Project Engineer 20 Years Ago

• Nanostructures for the Future: CMC Partners With TRLabs and the Synchrotron on a Proposal For the Development of a World-Class Nanotechnology Facility

• The Winning Combination: Proven Technology and People: McGill Spin-Off Leverages CMC's Support to Raise $11.3 Million in Funding  

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• Want a Faster Internet? How About 1000 Times Faster?: Photonics Fabrication Enabled by CMC is Helping a University of Ottawa Engineer to Remove a Key Hurdle - Internet Constraints - in the Widespread Deployment of Tele-Health and Other Bandwidth-Hungry Applications
  

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2003

• An Optical Leap: McGill University Researchers Shatter the Bandwidth Bottleneck and Take it to Market

• Bridging an Ocean to Enable Research Collaboration Across Canada and the World: CMC Demonstrates Trans-Atlantic Test of Virtual Lab

• Canada's Research Magnet: Top Scientist Seizes World-Class Research Opportunities on Home Ground

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• Fast-Tracking Small Tech: Roadmap Helps Firms Find the Best Route to Market

• Laval Start-up Leverages CMC Expertise to Conquer the Market and Win Funding

• Mission Critical: Retention of Canadian Talent: Canadian Start-up Enterprise Thrives in a Challenging Global Economy

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2002

• Firing Up Canada's Semiconductor Industry

• Today's Exploration Charts Tomorrow's Market Opportunities

• Today's Top University Professors Grow Tomorrow's Canadian Innovators
   
   
  

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