
OPEN UG LABS is pioneering next-generation technologies in Cloud, Quantum, AI, Post-Quantum Cryptography, Virtualization, and Open Infrastructure — all through open research and community empowerment.
Open UG Labs is a frontier research collective exploring the edges of modern computing — from quantum-resistant cryptography and virtualization technologies to intelligent systems and cloud-native infrastructure.
We push technology forward through open research, engineering excellence, community collaboration, and long-term scientific vision.
We investigate advanced technologies including PQC, virtualization, distributed systems, and AI autonomy.
Our teams build real technologies like Conveyor CI and experimental TLS protocols for next-gen security.
We operate with long-term vision — preparing Africa for quantum computing, AI infrastructure, and emerging tech fields.
We advance the future of computing by building open technologies, empowering developer communities, and conducting research at the cutting edge of cloud, AI, and quantum-era security.
We build vendor-neutral, community-driven software — including CI/CD systems, PQC-ready protocols, and experimental runtime tooling.
We provide technical leadership and engineering support to open source groups like Cloud Native Kampala and Quantum Uganda.
We explore quantum-resistant cryptography, virtualization technologies, AI systems, and cloud infrastructure evolution.
We publish findings, contribute to standards, teach workshops, and share research openly for the wider African tech ecosystem.
We experiment with modern protocols such as Post-Quantum TLS, contributing to the future of safe distributed systems.
We design modular, scalable, vendor-neutral infrastructure using open cloud-native principles.
We build open-source tools, support engineering communities, and accelerate frontier innovation across East Africa.
Conveyor CI is an open-source lightweight engine for building CI/CD systems with ease.
An experimental TLS protocol variant designed to support post-quantum cryptography.
A lightweight minimalist JavaScript library for building browser UIs.
A vibrant cloud native community in Kampala, Uganda. Meet, learn, share, and grow together.
Building quantum computing research, collaboration, and education in Uganda and beyond.