TECHNOLOGY SPOTLIGHT 10th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL EDITION

October 04, 2007

(Oct 4, 2007) -- Waterloo computer engineering grad is gambling that he can win over casinos -- page D8 | Full Story |

2007 Spotlights

What a difference a decade makes

October 04, 2007

(Oct 4, 2007) -- It goes without saying that a lot changes in 10 years. That's certainly the case in the world of technology. | read more... |

A member of the billion-dollar club

October 04, 2007

GUELPH (Oct 4, 2007) -- When Jim Estill graduated from the University of Waterloo in 1979 with a degree in systems design engineering, he didn't anticipate the extent of the corporate success he would achieve over the next 28 years. | read more... |

Mentors nurture business novices

October 04, 2007

WATERLOO (Oct 4, 2007) -- Carol Leaman knew she could make herself useful when she met with the creators of a fledgling technology company who were about to pitch their idea to a potential investor. | read more... |

Editorial Archive
Software gives client more room to grow - Descartes Systems Group told client Ideal Supply that it could
probably take 12 delivery trucks off the road by using
Descartes's route ... | more... |
The science of the small - The work is tiny but the implications are huge. University
of Waterloo chemical engineering professor Pu Chen is among those
conducting ... | more... |
The 3 R's: Research, research, research - In 1984, Oxford University Press put out the call for
one of the most ambitious projects in publishing history. It
wanted to transfer the ... | more... |
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Editorial Archive
Software gives client more room to grow - Descartes Systems Group told client Ideal Supply that it could
probably take 12 delivery trucks off the road by using
Descartes's route ... | more... |
The science of the small - The work is tiny but the implications are huge. University
of Waterloo chemical engineering professor Pu Chen is among those
conducting ... | more... |
The 3 R's: Research, research, research - In 1984, Oxford University Press put out the call for
one of the most ambitious projects in publishing history. It
wanted to transfer the ... | more... |
Search: | Advanced Search
Research aims to put tongues in control of devices - ATLANTA - The tireless tongue already controls taste and speech, helps kiss and swallow and fights germs. Now scientists hope to add one more ability... | more... |
Broadcom to buy AMD TV-chip business for US$192.8 million - SUNNYVALE, Calif. - Advanced Micro Devices Inc. will sell its unit that makes chips for digital TV sets to fellow chip maker Broadcom Corp. for US$192... | more... |
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