The quantum computer,more powerful than all the world’s computers combined,could lead to the development of new drugs and chemicals.
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.