Posts tagged "q-ctrl"

It has been a somewhat slower week for startup funding news this week, but we are still seeing some impressive startups secure investment and grant funding.

Q-CTRL will partner with TAFE to democratise quantum education in Australia - a timely move as investment surges in our public and private sectors.

Quantum computing startups were once again in the mix of funding news this week, with five Aussie companies raising a combined $58.5 million.

Ed Husic has announced Australia's first quantum strategy, promising billions in revenue over the next two decades.

Australia has seen its biggest startup raise week of the year, with $94 million banked across these six startups.

Q-CTRL, Romar Engineering, Titomic, and SPEE3D will use the grant funding to scale for both the domestic and international markets.

Australia has a strong research base in quantum technology, which could become a $4 billion industry by 2040 and create around 16,000 new, high-value jobs.

Sydney startup Q-CTRL has secured $US15 million ($21.8 million) in funding, but pitching a quantum computing solution is even harder than it sounds.

The Global Talent Scheme visa has been made a permanent fixture. But with only five startups approved under the scheme, was the pilot really a success?

When it comes to a business name, how do you make a decision, do you prioritise ‘practical’ or ‘creative’, and does it really matter in the long run?

Australian quantum computing startup Q-CTRL has won the accolade of being the only company outside of the US and Canada to be picked by computing giant IBM's for its Q Network.

Ever-increasing development and investment in quantum computing have experts saying it’s the “birth of a field” and the opportunities …