Vancouver, BC — July 26, 2026 — Farpoint Technologies has been named one of Canada's Top 100 AI Startups for 2026 by ALL IN, the country's largest artificial intelligence event, selected from more than 330 companies nationwide. The selection sends Farpoint to Montreal this September for a third consecutive year, this time to the Startup Zone stage, where the company will put Fabric, its sovereign coding platform for regulated industries, in front of 7,500 participants from more than 40 countries.

Production over pilots

Canada's AI conversation is changing. The question is no longer whether enterprises will adopt AI, but which systems will survive contact with production, and who builds them. ALL IN's audience reflects the shift: the majority of this year's participants are AI adopters rather than providers, decision-makers actively seeking technology they can put to work.

That is the ground Farpoint has built on since 2023. The company has delivered AI initiatives across 17 sectors in more than nine countries, with deployments in environments governed by compliance, sovereignty, and data-residency constraints. In June, the Province of British Columbia's trade agency profiled Farpoint's approach to moving enterprise AI from experimentation to secure, large-scale deployment.

"Lists don't ship software, and we don't build for recognition," said Nicholas Ning, Co-founder and CEO of Farpoint. "But this one is measuring the right thing. Canada's AI moment will be decided in production, in the industries with the most at stake, and that is the only arena we compete in."

What Farpoint brings to Montreal

At ALL IN 2026, Farpoint will showcase Fabric, built for the developers and engineering teams that off-the-shelf AI tools were never designed to serve. Deployable in air-gapped and sovereign environments, Fabric keeps data, code, and intellectual property under customer control while delivering frontier coding capability: 81% on SWE-Bench Verified, and 2.3 billion tokens served in a single 30-day window.

Farpoint's participation continues an escalating presence at Canada's flagship AI gathering: a strategic keynote in 2024, a Team BC delegation appearance in 2025, and now selection among the country's top 100.

"The room at ALL IN is full of the people who run the systems that can't fail," Ning said. "That's exactly who Fabric was built for. We're not going to Montreal to talk about what AI could do. We're going to show what it's already doing."

A Canadian platform for a Canadian moment

ALL IN 2026 takes place September 16–17 in Montreal, co-organized by Scale AI and Mila, with an advisory committee that includes the Government of British Columbia. For Farpoint, the selection lands within a broader national argument the company has made from CANSEC to Tokyo: that Canada should build the infrastructure of the agentic era rather than import it.

"Every country is deciding right now whether it builds this capability or buys it," Ning added. "Canada has the research, the talent, and the industries that need it most. We intend to keep proving the third piece: that it can be built here, and kept here."

About ALL IN

ALL IN is Canada's largest event dedicated to artificial intelligence, co-organized by Scale AI and Mila. The 2026 edition will convene approximately 7,500 participants from more than 40 countries in Montreal on September 16–17, 2026.

About Farpoint

Farpoint is a Canadian applied research firm building AI systems for enterprises and public institutions operating under real-world constraints. The firm partners with global organizations to design, implement, and scale AI initiatives that deliver sustainable business impact, and develops Fabric, a sovereign coding platform for mission-critical software in regulated industries. Farpoint is headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, with active commercial operations in Canada, Japan, and allied markets.

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