Josh Scott is a Lead Reporter at BetaKit. He focuses on in-depth Canadian tech stories, covering a range of themes including AI, deep tech, and the travel industry, while also exploring topics like robotics and economic policy. Josh's work has been featured in UTEST, University of Toronto, and Broadsheet Media, among others.
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Josh Scott's coverage primarily focuses on local tech and business developments, particularly in the Toronto area. He extensively covers private sector announcements and press releases related to technology, startups, venture capital, financial services, and earnings reports.
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By: Josh Scott
Brainchild of Koru Ventures and Scoop Insurance aims to solve the quiet inefficiency eating away at brokers' margins.
Toronto holding firm fuels up to continue software acquisition spree.
Deal gives Clio the legal database it needs to advance its AI roadmap on home turf. Burnaby, BC-based Clio announced today it has acquired Toronto's Jurisage
FinTech firm passes 2.5 million users as it navigates “final stages” of acquiring banking licence.
In this Surviving the Storm special, the Max Defender 8 weather team looks at the changing risks facing Florida and the technology helping forecasters better understand the next major hurricane thr…
Since 2024, Databiomes has been working to build AI models capable of running locally on consumer devices, without the need for GPUs or cloud inference.
By: Josh Scott
Toronto firm says deal aids transition from securing credentials to governing access.
Toronto accelerator program is expected to support as many as 60 sports tech startups.
Toronto startup adds new features aimed at shadow AI, corporate data access, and agent controls.
By: Josh Scott
After vibe-coding a viral colour memory game, Geoff and Sam Teehan want to make it a lasting business.
