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The ‘species level challenge’ being tackled near Brisbane airport

PsiQuantum – the Silicon Valley startup that secured almost $1 billion from Australian governments – says it will need a lot more help to develop the world’s first useful...

Chip breakthrough keeps Diraq on track for quantum computer

20 August 2024 | by Joseph Brookes

Sydney quantum startup Diraq on Tuesday claimed another technology breakthrough it says keeps it on track to deliver a useful quantum computer within four years and a fault tolerant...

Chicago deal casts ‘dark shadow’ over PsiQuantum promise

26 July 2024 | by Justin Hendry

PsiQuantum’s plan to build a second quantum computer in Chicago just a year after Brisbane “casts a very dark shadow” over the investment of the Australian and Queensland governments,...

PsiQuantum plans second quantum computer for Chicago

25 July 2024 | by Brandon How

Silicon Valley startup PsiQuantum is set to build its second quantum computer in Chicago by 2028 following a $760 million investment from the US State of Illinois. The US$500...

Government kept in dark on Microsoft quantum research exit

18 July 2024 | by James Riley

The Australian government was kept in the dark about tech giant Microsoft’s plans to exit quantum computing research in Australia until after the company had made generous offers to...

ANU, Fujitsu plan quantum computer for Canberra

4 July 2024 | by Brandon How

Plans to build a quantum computer in Canberra have been set in motion after the Australian National University signed a new agreement with Japanese tech conglomerate Fujitsu. On Thursday,...

$50m in grants to kickstart Australia’s ‘quantum state’

26 June 2024 | by Justin Hendry

Queensland has quietly opened more than $50 million in grants to kickstart its local quantum computing sector following a $465 million funding package to bring US firm PsiQuantum to...

‘Possibly a sham’: Quantum EoI baited local market

19 June 2024 | by Justin Hendry

The federal government has been accused of running a misleading quantum computing EoI that baited information from local players while commercial discussions with PsiQuantum were already well advanced. Current...

‘Very methodical process’: Husic defends $1bn quantum investment

30 April 2024 | by Joseph Brookes

Industry minister Ed Husic won’t reveal what terms the government secured for its part in a near $1 billion investment in a US quantum computing firm and has defended...

Husic claims public interest immunity over PsiQuantum docs

17 April 2024 | by Justin Hendry

Industry minister Ed Husic has claimed public interest immunity to withhold documents that reveal federal government dealings with US-based quantum computing firm PsiQuantum in the lead up to last...

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The ‘species level challenge’ being tackled near Brisbane airport

Chip breakthrough keeps Diraq on track for quantum computer

Chicago deal casts ‘dark shadow’ over PsiQuantum promise

PsiQuantum plans second quantum computer for Chicago

Government kept in dark on Microsoft quantum research exit

ANU, Fujitsu plan quantum computer for Canberra

$50m in grants to kickstart Australia’s ‘quantum state’

‘Possibly a sham’: Quantum EoI baited local market

‘Very methodical process’: Husic defends $1bn quantum investment

Husic claims public interest immunity over PsiQuantum docs

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