Not every budget reply speech by a first-term opposition leader finds room among contentious capital gains tax and negative gearing reforms for a swipe at a foreign quantum computing company, thinly veiled or otherwise.
But then, not every company is PsiQuantum, and not every deal is a $940 million wager on the world’s first utility-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computer being built at Brisbane Airport.
Angus Taylor didn’t name the company, of …
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