Tag: Quantum Australia

Australia must ‘hold our nerve’ on quantum investment

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
Australia must “hold our nerve” on quantum with ongoing government investment and an ecosystem build-out of advanced infrastructure, supply chains and markets in coming decades, former chief scientist Dr...

Quantum growth centre pushes into Canberra

Posted on   |  by Justin Hendry
Australia’s quantum growth centre is opening a Canberra outpost, extending its footprint in the nation’s capital following a series of cuts to federal government commercialisation programs. The new hub...

The quantum race is global. Our future depends on keeping up

Posted on   |  by Staff Writers
Quantum technology is no longer a distant scientific promise, according to the international leaders who travelled to Australia for the recent annual Quantum Australia Conference.  As was shown on...

CSIRO joins Finland’s quantum research network

Posted on   |  by David Allen
Australia and Finland’s national science agencies have signed an agreement to collaborate on research and development aimed at pushing quantum technologies towards practical industrial deployment. The Commonwealth Scientific and...

Quantum leaders push to put tech to work in the economy

Posted on   |  by Staff Writer
With global investment accelerating and major economies positioning quantum as strategic infrastructure, the focus is shifting from scientific leadership toward industrial deployment — and where the resulting economic value...

Emerging quantum tech needs a diversity of champions

Posted on   |  by Petra Andrén
As artificial intelligence dominates the attention of governments, boardrooms and the media, another consequential technological shift is unfolding with far less scrutiny. The average person may not discuss ‘quantum’...

Gig Guide: Stephen Jones appointed Australia’s OECD ambassador

Posted on   |  by Trish Everingham
Former Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones has been appointed as Australia’s next Ambassador to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in Paris. Foreign Minister Penny Wong and Treasurer...