Tag: David Reilly

Emergence Quantum hires ‘first of many’ US researchers

Posted on   |  by James Riley
Sydney Uni deep tech spinout Emergence Quantum has established a toe-hold in the United States with the hiring of acclaimed cryogenic electronics engineer Troy England, the first of many...

Emergence Quantum sells stake to top venture firm

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
Sydney University-based R&D startup Emergence Quantum has sold a 22 per cent stake to Singapore-headquartered investment firm Serendipity Capital for an undisclosed amount, in a tie-up expected to produce...

Sydney Uni taps quantum leader for translation drive

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
The University of Sydney has enlisted quantum computing expert Thomas Ohki to forge closer links with the burgeoning commercial sector while training a new generation of researchers. Professor Ohki...

US quantum giant taps Sydney spinout for computing race

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
Australian scientists will co-develop electronics and materials in Sydney for a global quantum giant that is racing to build the world’s most powerful quantum computer by the end of the...

Diraq and Emergence team up for major quantum milestone

Posted on   |  by Denham Sadler
Two emerging Australian startups have joined forces to demonstrate qubit control in cryogenic temperatures, a major milestone highlighting a local quantum ecosystem that is coming of age. Research published...

Sydney Uni quantum pioneers venture out

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
The renowned Australian physicists that paved the way for Microsoft’s quantum technologies have unveiled their own venture aimed at bridging the gap between deep tech and the budding commercial...

‘We see an opening’: David Reilly readies quantum play

Posted on   |  by Justin Hendry
Six months after Microsoft ended its quantum research efforts in Australia, the renowned Australian physicists who led the work are preparing to launch a local company with global reach....

The Aussie connection to Microsoft’s quantum leap

Posted on   |  by Justin Hendry
Australian research into topoconductors was crucial to the development of a new type of chip that Microsoft says makes useful quantum computers a reality “in years, not decades”. The...