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Media Wall Gallery, InnovationAus Awards 2022

Posted on   |  by Justin Hendry
Photography for InnovationAus.com by Phil Carrick and Belinda Pratten More InnovationAus Awards 2022, galleries: Night of Nights, VIP Event, Networking, Dinner, Winners

VIP Event Photo Gallery, InnovationAus Awards 2022

Posted on   |  by Justin Hendry
Photography for InnovationAus.com by Phil Carrick and Belinda Pratten More InnovationAus Awards 2022, galleries: Night of Nights, Media Wall, Networking, Dinner, Winners

A quantum computer manufacturing industry for Australia

Posted on   |  by Professor Michelle Simmons
Silicon Quantum Computing (SQC) is Australia’s first quantum computing company. It is also one of the world’s leading contenders to bring a large-scale quantum computer into commercial production. SQC...

A Minister for ICT Capability would secure sovereign needs

Posted on   |  by Dr Gary Waters
Information and communication technology (ICT), encompassing digital services, digital infrastructure, cybersecurity, software, and so on, is ubiquitous throughout the Australian economy and society at large. As a result, Australia’s...

Information supply chains and sovereign capability

Posted on   |  by Rupert Taylor-Price
In a post-COVID world, Australia is in an excellent position to innovate and commercialise its domestic capability and uplift local industry. However, urgent action and collaboration are required across...

Why it’s prime time for the Australian space industry

Posted on   |  by Adam Gilmour
Sovereignty can mean different things to different people, but to those of us in the space and defence domain, sovereignty is about resilience. Resilience is our ability to bounce...

Generational change: From response to resilience

Posted on   |  by Adrian Turner
Prevention is better than cure: it’s a familiar idiom that expresses a simple truth yet its logic is often ignored. Sometimes the effort required now to address future natural...

Clusters are a hotbed for high-growth companies

Posted on   |  by Professor Beth Webster
It is a longstanding observation that complex businesses that are located close to their competitors are more productive than their more sparsely located counterparts. This theory was shaped by...