PsiQuantum breaks ground on utility-scale quantum computer in Australia
The site at Moreton Bay Central will host tens of thousands of photonic chips and cryogenic infrastructure.
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Photonic quantum computing systems developer
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In short: PsiQuantum raised $1 billion to advance utility-scale quantum computing, including groundbreaking on major sites in Australia and the United States.
The site at Moreton Bay Central will host tens of thousands of photonic chips and cryogenic infrastructure.
The software suite for fault-tolerant quantum algorithm development is now free and open access for the entire community.
It signed a $100M agreement with the Department of Commerce, a DARPA contract, broke ground on a quantum project, and partnered with Lockheed and Airbus.
The Letter of Intent proposes $100 million in CHIPS Act incentives to scale domestic production of Barium Titanate, single-photon detectors, and advanced photonic packaging alongside company co-investment.
PsiQuantum has broken ground on a facility in Queensland, Australia, where it plans to build what it calls the world's first utility-scale quantum computer. The...
Two Australian firms, Diraq and PsiQuantum, receive US CHIPS Act funding, boosting sector investment prospects.
US-based tech firm PsiQuantum has ditched the Brisbane Airport and will instead attempt to build the world’s first utility-scale quantum computer at Moreton Bay Central...
The Trump administration said it had signed preliminary deals for equity stakes in nine quantum...
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