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Broadcast Tech News – Pelmorex invests in U.S. climate data provider Weather Source

Pelmorex Corp. has announced a majority investment in Weather Source, a U.S. based global provider of analytics-grade weather and climate data. Its patent-pending technology, delivers hyper-local weather data for any LAT/LONG point and for many geographic areas such as ZIP or postal codes, census blocks or tracks, metropolitan statistical areas, or designated market areas. Weather Source will add to Pelmorex Corp’s portfolio of brands, including The Weather Network, MétéoMédia, EITiempo.es, OTempo.pt and Clima, as the company broadens its data solutions business. Pelmorex entered the big data, analytics and insights market in 2017 and says partnering with Weather Source allows it to expand its Weather Insights Platform for enterprise clients by integrating Weather Source’s proprietary OnPoint weather and climatology data. Pelmorex says its leadership positions in Canada and Spain and expansive user base, combined with the integration of Weather Source’s data, technical expertise, product vision and explosive growth in the U.S. market, will enable both companies to provide specialized solutions on a larger scale.

Rogers has opened Rogers 302 – what the company is billing as the first 5G-ready store in Canada – where customers can experience and understand the new tech with the guidance of an expert. The 9,000 square foot space in downtown Toronto, at Yonge & Dundas, is equipped with 5G network technology and spectrum and showcases the latest wireless, connected home technology, and media content for consumers and businesses. It includes interactive zones like a Google immersive space where visitors can test the latest smart home products, and dedicated space for events and exhibits featuring cutting-edge tech from Rogers and its industry partners.


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