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Quantum for all: Waterloo's team leading open source compute

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Waterloo's researchers at Open Quantum Design are pioneering open-source quantum computing tools, making advanced technology accessible to all worldwide.
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Shaping the future of learning and work: A new partnership with the University of Waterloo

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Google partners with the University of Waterloo, donating CAD $1 million to advance AI-driven learning and work readiness through a new Google Chair and student labs.
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ESET Canada awards CAD $15,000 to women in cybersecurity

Fri, 4th Jul 2025
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ESET Canada has awarded CAD $15,000 in scholarships to seven women, marking the 10th year of its programme supporting diversity in cybersecurity.
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Remote worker monitoring apps raise privacy & cyber risks

Thu, 8th May 2025
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University of Waterloo research warns that employee monitoring apps may harm privacy and productivity, as 70% of large firms plan to use such software this year.
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CloudBees appoints Anuj Kapur as President & CEO

Sat, 6th Aug 2022
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Former Cisco and SAP executive Anuj Kapur appointed as new president and CEO of CloudBees, bringing extensive experience to the enterprise tech sector.
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Nanotech brings tough, flexible sensor to life

Mon, 9th Mar 2020
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Engineers at the University of Waterloo have created a silicone/graphene material that can act as a sensor for wearable technologies.
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'Emotionally evocative' storylines may decrease VR cybersickness

Wed, 19th Feb 2020
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Emotionally evocative storylines in VR can reduce cybersickness, aiding new gamers' immersion and comfort, University of Waterloo researchers discover.