The quantum computing startup will receive up to $53 million to establish a supply chain in the US. Later this year it hopes to progress through a US Defence initiative that could score it an even bigger windfall. Andrew Dzurak first received grant funding from the US Government when he was a quantum academic in […]
Michael Biercuk was one of many startup founders who joined Allegra Spender’s roundtable on capital gains tax reform.
The startup hoped to begin constructing facilities at the Brisbane Airport Industrial Park last year. Now it’s found a new home for its quantum computer, due by the end of next year.
Opinion: The national conversation on productivity is stuck on AI. It’s understandable, and short-sighted. Australia’s excellence in quantum can capture high-value growth that can reverse our productivity decline.
Q-CTRL received a further US$59 million (AU$88 million) capital injection, bolstering its latest funding round led by late-stage venture capital firm, GP Bullhound.