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DENVER – Magness Arena is set to host an unforgettable experience when the University of Denver hockey program will take on Michigan on National Championship Banner Raising Night, Friday October 16. Denver will begin the Banner Raising Ceremony at 6:30 p.m. MT, with faceoff slated for 7 p.m. MT. In collaboration with CrowdSync Technology, Denver's student section will become part of the game like never before, as each student will receive an LED wristband programmed to sync with live game moments, transforming the atmosphere into a sea of coordinated lights.

, posted 3 days ago / 1,183 ViewsXbox CEO Asha Sharma in an email sent to Xbox employees announced Xbox Labs, a new initiative that comprises a small team of game makers, engineers, and scientists to test out emerging ideas and new technology. Xbox Labs was formed following the rapid decompiling and rebuilding of games in recent weeks to run on hardware the were never originally designed to support.

Review | CBC News | Posted: October 13, 2026 8:00 AM | Last Updated: October 15It's an old-school adventure with flair, but difficulty spikes and backtracking may irk playersImage | Castlevania_ Belmont's Curse-2026_10_12-17_40_19Caption: Rose Belmont is the new main character in Castlevania: Belmont's Curse, the latest in the long-running Castlevania series of video games. (Motion Twin & Evil Empire/Konami)With its monster-fighting action, punishing difficulty and boppy soundtrack, 1986's Castlevania was a standout title on the Nintendo Entertainment System. In the nearly 40 years since, the series has spawned dozens of sequels, spinoffs and crossover media. But the publisher, Japan's Konami, has let it slumber like a vampire in a coffin; its last new instalment came out in 2014. Now, Castlevania: Belmont's Curse aims to bring in new and old fans alike by taking inspiration from the wildly different chapters of the series' history as well as independent games it's inspired over the years.

Expanding predictive maintenance with continuous electrical monitoring for a more complete view of motor health.

The City of Spruce Grove is installing NoTraffic adaptive signal technology to help keep traffic moving smoothly and make it easier for commuters to reach their destination. During the week of October 13, NoTraffic adaptive signal technology will be live at 12 intersections in Spruce Grove, with adjustments made throughout the week to optimize traffic flow: NoTraffic responds to real-time traffic conditions, adjusting signal timing as traffic changes throughout the day to help create a smoother, more efficient commute. The city said for drivers this means better traffic light synchronization, less congestion and fewer delays along some of Spruce Grove’s busiest corridors. The technology also provides valuable traffic data and safety insights that help the city improve traffic flow and safety. NoTraffic only collects information needed for signal optimization and does not collect personal information, identify individual drivers or read licence plates. While the technology can detect vehicle speeds to adjust signal timing, this information is not tracked, stored or linked to identifying information. Tickets are not issued through this system.

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A brand-new Nintendo experience is coming to the EB Games Yonge & Dundas location in Toronto, Ontario! The Nintendo space brings together a large variety of must-have items, making it easier than ever to discover and shop Nintendo products at EB Games. You’ll find everything from the latest hardware and games to accessories, merchandise, and more. But that’s not all!

StyleHand-sewn dresses, copper armour and intricate beadwork bring a tribute to Haudenosaunee ironworkers to life. Hand-sewn dresses, copper armour and intricate beadwork bring a tribute to Haudenosaunee ironworkers to lifeD’Loraine Miranda · CBC Life · Posted: Oct 13, 2026 2:25 PM EDT | Last Updated: October 13Listen to this articleEstimated 5 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. From left to right, models wear looks by designers Bineshi Ikwewag, Tisha Thompson x K. Francis, Lesley Hampton and Yana Manta at Runway of Rezilience 2026. (Jack Hathaway)The third annual Runway of Rezilience presentation, hosted by media company Seeing Red, took place on Sept. 26 at Evergreen Brick Works in Toronto. Established in 2024 as a fashion show highlighting Indigenous talent, Runway of Rezilience expanded this year to showcase Indigenous creativity across food, music, art and beyond. The fashion show still remained a major focus of the event, with eight brands presenting new collections centred on this year’s Tales of the Skywalkers theme.

Jeff Menzies and Bill Harris of Kawartha Ethanol with Michael Skinner and Jamie Mason of Miranda Water Technologies at Kawartha Ethanol's Havelock facility during an industrial wastewater treatment pilot using Miranda's MC200 Miracell Rotating Biological Contactor (RBC) system, which removed more than 98 per cent of targeted contaminants under tested operating conditions. (Photo courtesy of Miranda Water Technologies) A successful pilot of wastewater treatment technology from Miranda Water Technologies has led Kawartha Ethanol to agree to purchase the technology for use at its Havelock facility.

Husky Technologies is showcasing its latest innovations iat Fakuma 2026.

Glencore Technology (LON: GLEN) is celebrating three decades of IsaMill, the company’s flagship fine‑grinding mill solution. Originally developed through a partnership between Mount Isa Mines and NETZSCH, the IsaMill has become one of the mining industry’s most successful grinding technologies. Since its introduction in 1994, it has been installed at 157 metalliferous operations across 23 countries.

Choosing between Arista Networks (ANET -4.63%) and International Business Machines (IBM -0.85%) in 2026 requires balancing high-octane infrastructure demand with stable, diversified software and consulting services amid an evolving technology landscape. Arista Networks specializes in high-speed switches for massive data centers, while International Business Machines focuses on hybrid cloud and AI platforms. Both benefit from the artificial intelligence boom, but they offer different financial profiles. One is a high-growth hardware leader, whereas the other is a legacy giant undergoing a steady transformation. The case for Arista NetworksArista Networks designs networking products for cloud titans and enterprise data centers. Its focus on "Scale Up" and "Scale Out" networking helps customers meet the high data demands of artificial intelligence clusters. Large purchases by a limited number of customers continue to account for a substantial share of revenue, and such customer concentration adds a layer of risk to the business. In FY 2025, revenue reached nearly $9.0 billion, which was an increase of approximately 28.6% over the previous year.

Finnish pension insurer Varma is investing about €68 million in counter-drone company Sensofusion’s Nasdaq Helsinki IPO, valuing it above $1 billion.