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Frontier tech fuels SA’s export ambition

South Australia has made frontier technology like artificial intelligence and quantum sensing a key plank in its new trade and investment strategy aimed at increasing state exports into emerging...

Govt left waiting for PsiQuantum planning application

Posted on   |  by Justin Hendry
A stadium-sized complex that will house PsiQuantum’s first commercially useful quantum computer is facing a potential setback, with the Silicon Valley startup and Brisbane Airport yet to lodge development...

EU turns to private funding to boost quantum ambition

Posted on   |  by Foo Yun Chee
The European Union is seeking to attract private funding to help it take the lead in quantum technology by 2030, EU tech chief Henna Virkkunen said on Wednesday, as...

DigiCert signals post-quantum urgency

Posted on   |  by Trish Everingham
Post-quantum cryptography may sound like science fiction, but according to DigiCert’s global chief, Dr Amit Sinha, the urgency to prepare is real – and Australia must start modernising its...

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...

Quantum Brilliance expands footprint to Japan

Posted on   |  by Trish Everingham
Australian quantum computing startup Quantum Brilliance has expanded its footprint to Japan after being selected for the Tokyo Metropolitan Government’s foreign business subsidy program. With the support of Kiraboshi...

IBM to invest US$150b over next five years in quantum push

Posted on   |  by Zaheer Kachwala
IBM will invest US$150 billion (A$233 billion)in the US including on facilities for quantum computer production over the next five years, the latest American technology company to back the...

Quantum Brilliance unveils Pawsey research integration

Posted on   |  by James Riley
Canberra startup Quantum Brilliance and the Pawsey Supercomputing Centre in Western Australia on Monday unveiled a significant milestone in its ongoing quantum computing integration research. The research partners say...