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‘Innovators will win’: Liveris confident on Australia’s tech transformation

Australia has the potential to completely transform its economy and embrace innovation through modern manufacturing, according to Andrew Liveris, the architect of the federal government’s strategy in the space....

Tech Central: Quantum tenants move in, Stone & Chalk to run scaleup hub

29 November 2021 | by Joseph Brookes

The first tenants of Sydney’s Tech Central quantum hub are Q-Ctrl, Sydney Quantum Academy and Quantum Brilliance, while accelerator Stone & Chalk has won the tender to operate the...

Australia and US commit to share quantum research, skills and supply chains

19 November 2021 | by Joseph Brookes

Australia and the United States have signed a formal cooperation agreement on quantum technology, pledging to work together on enhancing each country’s quantum industry through knowledge sharing and regular...

Quantum hub follows ‘critical tech’ recognition

17 November 2021 | by Joseph Brookes

Australia’s first Quantum Commercialisation Hub will be established with $70 million in federal government funding over the next decade as part of a push to develop and protect certain...

On innovation policy and investment, the states lead the way

27 October 2021 | by Simon Bush

COVID-19 in Australia has done more than expose different government approaches to managing the pandemic and the challenges of our federation model. It has also exposed the way in...

Action, not talk, needed to realise Australia’s quantum opportunity

21 September 2021 | by Tim Watts

Quantum computing risks becoming the latest in a long line of stories where Australian smarts make early breakthroughs in an emerging technology, only to see the commercial returns and...

Quantum Brilliance clears local barriers to raise $13m

26 August 2021 | by Joseph Brookes

Australian-German startup Quantum Brilliance has closed a $13 million seed investment co-led by a consortium of Main Sequence and the founder of QxBranch, an Australian quantum software spin-out which...

Australia is losing its quantum edge: ASPI

13 May 2021 | by Joseph Brookes

Australia is falling behind in the global quantum technology race despite its history of leadership in the field, according to a new Australian Strategic Policy Institute report, which calls...

Sydney gets new quantum academy

12 March 2019 | by James Riley

News of a new breakthrough in silicon-based quantum computing through a collaboration between UNSW and University of Sydney puts a spotlight on the NSW Government investment in a new...

Q-CTRL software hits the market

5 December 2018 | by James Riley

Australian quantum computing software startup Q-CTRL has launched its first product to the public, Black Opal. The software brings a friendly user interface to the quantum domain for the...

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‘Innovators will win’: Liveris confident on Australia’s tech transformation

Tech Central: Quantum tenants move in, Stone & Chalk to run scaleup hub

Australia and US commit to share quantum research, skills and supply chains

Quantum hub follows ‘critical tech’ recognition

On innovation policy and investment, the states lead the way

Action, not talk, needed to realise Australia’s quantum opportunity

Quantum Brilliance clears local barriers to raise $13m

Australia is losing its quantum edge: ASPI

Sydney gets new quantum academy

Q-CTRL software hits the market

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