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Vancouver's SenseNet buys wildfire division of N5 Sensors

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Vancouver-based SenseNet has acquired the wildfire technology division of US company N5 Sensors, aiming to expand its presence in the U.S. market and enhance its wildfire detection capabilities. This strategic move is significant for developers and tech professionals as it showcases a Canadian startup's technological leadership in wildfire management amid increasing global fire risks.

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