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Why Xanadu's CEO wants to build a quantum computing data centre in Toronto

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By Luc Rinaldi Verified
| Be Giant Verified
Christian Weedbrook is Canada's unlikely quantum king. He grew up in Australia, flunked out of film school twice and then, through a series of academic twists and turns, ended up studying quantum computing at the University of Toronto. In 2016, he founded Xanadu, a company that is now one of Canada's foremost quantum firms. Xanadu has 300 employees, more than US$250-million worth of private investment and plenty of plans to keep growing.
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Why Xanadu’s CEO sees a quantum data centre as the next big win for Canada

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By Luc Rinaldi Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Christian Weedbrook is Canada's unlikely quantum king. He grew up in Australia, flunked out of film school twice and then, through a series of academic twists and turns, ended up studying quantum computing at the University of Toronto. In 2016, he founded Xanadu, a company that is now one of Canada's foremost quantum firms. Xanadu has 300 employees, more than US$250-million worth of private investment and plenty of plans to keep growing.
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Parents Are Suing Social Media Companies for Harm to Kids. Will It Work?

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By Luc Rinaldi Verified, Justin Poulsen
| The Walrus Magazine Verified
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2026 / JUSTICE Parents Are Suing Social Media Companies for Harm to Kids. Will It Work? BY LUC RINALDI ART BY JUSTIN POULSEN Published 6:30, AUGUST 19, 2026 Everyone at Souris Regional School knew Harry Burke. He was a popular grade eleven student, six feet tall and striking, with bright-blue eyes and a mischievous smile.
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