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Ottawa Business Achievements: Spotlight on Success, April 2025

Ottawa Business Success Snapshots - April 2025 Summary

In April 2025, Ottawa Business Success Snapshots features three dynamic local businesses—Telesat, Hyperlume, and Delights by Mama—each making significant contributions to their sectors and the community.

Telesat: Leading Satellite Connectivity

Telesat (Nasdaq and TSX: TSAT), headquartered in Ottawa, is a longtime leader in satellite communications, making strides in global connectivity with its Telesat Lightspeed Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite network. Recently, Telesat secured a multi-year agreement with Viasat, a major global communications provider, announced on April 4, 2025. This partnership aims to enhance in-flight connectivity, allowing airplanes equipped with Viasat GM-40 antennas to connect seamlessly to the Telesat Lightspeed network, providing faster and more reliable Wi-Fi service. This collaboration not only strengthens Telesat’s market position but also elevates Ottawa's status as a hub for satellite communications.

Hyperlume: Innovations in Sustainable AI Data Management

Hyperlume is another emerging star in Ottawa’s tech scene, having recently closed a $17.8 million seed funding round aimed at addressing the sustainability challenges associated with AI data centers. Co-founded in 2022 by Mohsen Asad Fariborzi and Hossein Fariborzi, Hyperlume’s cutting-edge software optimizes data center operations, reducing energy consumption by up to 40% for AI workloads. The investment comes from notable venture capital firms including BDC’s Deep Tech Venture Fund and Intel Capital, underscoring the urgent demand for green technology solutions in the tech ecosystem. With ongoing support from Invest Ottawa, Hyperlume is poised for rapid growth and is focused on scaling operations in 2025.

Delights by Mama: A Culinary Journey

Delights by Mama, founded by sister-in-laws Jessica and Ivana, showcases the vibrant flavors of Latin America, specifically Argentina and Colombia, through homemade empanadas. Their business origins lie in family recipes and a desire for connection through food. Recently, they gained significant exposure through a partnership with Aramark Sports during Ottawa Senators games, allowing them to reach wider audiences. The duo has also received accolades, including nominations and awards for their menu offerings. Participation in Invest Ottawa’s Starter Company Plus program helped them refine their business strategy and build a robust support network, fostering further growth.

Future Plans

The sisters are set to open a combined production kitchen and storefront on Stittsville Main Street, expanding their wholesale operations and creating a community hub for Latin American cuisine. Their goals include increasing participation at local markets and events while continuing to offer diverse dietary options. They are committed to making their food accessible to all and envision limitless possibilities with their new space.

Conclusion

These stories from Ottawa reflect a vibrant business ecosystem characterized by innovation, sustainability, and community engagement. Invest Ottawa plays a crucial role in supporting these ventures, demonstrating the city's commitment to fostering entrepreneurial success. Whether through advanced satellite technology, energy-efficient AI solutions, or authentic culinary experiences, these businesses are shaping the future of Ottawa and beyond.



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