The contentious $1 billion project relied on federal and state co-operation,but the new Queensland government is sceptical.
The Coalition has upped its pursuit of Labor on the quantum deal,raising concerns about a ministerial adviser’s relationship with a member of the venture capital firm backing a quantum firm.
The auditor-general has opened the door to scrutiny of public investment of almost $1 billion in high-tech start-up PsiQuantum.
In the quantum realm,the laws of physics are different. Now its mind-bending tech could soon transform our lives. How does it work?
The government just bet $1 billion on one kind of quantum. But there are many other contenders in the race for the golden gong.
Quantum computing accelerated on Tuesday with a $1 billion injection of government funding. But the rise of the tech poses a key threat to the way we live.
The world’s most powerful nations and many of the biggest companies are racing to establish themselves as leaders in a computer technology of unimaginable potency
Anthony Albanese will on Tuesday announce the investment to bring a cutting-edge computing company to Australia.
The federal government is investing $18 million to link the country’s major universities with industry groups and strategic partners to boost the country’s quantum edge.
For all our rapid technological progress,the best computer on earth remains the human brain. So scientists are building a computer that replicates one.
The state will invest $76m in the emerging field of quantum technology,which will be introduced as a subject in Queensland schools and TAFEs.