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AI Chips in Canada

1 verified AI chips company headquartered in Canada, drawn from the same independently maintained directory as the rest of the site.

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Tenstorrent

Tenstorrent is an AI chip company founded in 2016 and led by Jim Keller as CEO — the …

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Counts below come straight from the directory's own records. Fields a company hasn't disclosed are reported as unknown rather than estimated.

Share of category 14% 1 of 7 AI chips companies worldwide
Country rank 2nd of 2 countries with AI chips companies
Headcount disclosed 1/1 201-500 (1)

Choosing AI Chips companies in Canada

This page covers the 1 AI chips company in this directory that are headquartered in Canada. That is 14% of the 7 AI chips companies tracked across every country, which makes Canada the 2nd-largest of the 2 national clusters in this category. Headquarters location matters for buyers who need contracting in a local legal entity, data residency inside Canada, or overlapping working hours with an in-country delivery team — so the list below is filtered on stated headquarters, not on sales presence or reseller coverage.

Contracting notes specific to Canadian suppliers. The federal private-sector law is still PIPEDA, written in 2000. Bill C-27 — which would have replaced it with the Consumer Privacy Protection Act and introduced the Artificial Intelligence and Data Act — died on the Order Paper when Parliament was prorogued in January 2025 and was never revived, so Canada currently has no federal AI statute at all. The binding detail sits at the provincial level: Quebec's Law 25 finished phasing in on 22 September 2024, applies instead of PIPEDA to private-sector activity within Quebec, and carries materially higher penalties plus two requirements that bear directly on AI work — mandatory privacy impact assessments and transparency obligations for automated decision-making. If either the vendor or your affected users are in Quebec, the automated-decision-making disclosure clause is the one to read first.

Every entry is drawn from the same independently maintained AI chips directory as the rest of the site. Placement is not sold, the order is alphabetical rather than ranked, and the listing is not auto-scraped. Where a field is unknown it is shown as unknown rather than filled with a guess, so you can see exactly how much is on the record for each Canada provider before you contact them.

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