Diraq has opened its first laboratory in the United States, giving the Sydney quantum pioneer the ability to test and prototype its technology outside of Australia for the first...
Australia has launched its first quantum testbed, joining a small group of countries globally in offering researchers and startups open access to quantum computing hardware. The National Quantum Computing...
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...
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...
South Korea has unveiled an ambitious technology strategy centred on seven projects ranging from nuclear energy and quantum computing to space and biotechnology, as the country seeks to secure new...
Australia and Japan have agreed to work closely on quantum technology development, including access to research infrastructure and industry partnerships, as Tokyo pours billions into the technology. The closer...
PsiQuantum has signed a US$125 million agreement with the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, the quantum computing startup’s largest US government award to date. The deal falls under...
Diraq says it is now working to build chips containing hundreds of silicon quantum dot qubits, after new research showed its manufacturing process can scale with no loss of...
Federal agencies have been directed to draw up plans to retire the encryption standards underpinning their systems, as quantum computers powerful enough to break public key cryptography edge closer...
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...