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Quantum Brilliance's diamond-based quantum processors are running in Oak Ridge National Laboratory's commercial quantum cluster in the US. The piece also recalls the National Reconstruction Fund's $13m Series A investment made in December 2024.
Diamond quantum hardware maker Quantum Brilliance raised $20 million in Series A funding from Main Sequence, In-Q-Tel and Australian government investors, and won a German agency contract for a mobile quantum computer.
Quantum Brilliance, a Canberra-based maker of diamond-based quantum chips, has drawn fresh equity from the National Reconstruction Fund and more from Breakthrough Victoria to build a diamond foundry, with prior grants and backers recapped.
Quantum Brilliance has locked in a $30 million Series A, with Breakthrough Victoria and the National Reconstruction Fund backing its plan to open the nation's first foundry making quantum diamond devices.
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Quantum Brilliance and ParityQC have won a German cybersecurity agency contract within a €35m project to build a field-deployable quantum computer by 2027, the funder's largest research award to date.
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Quantum Brilliance is teaming up with Oak Ridge National Laboratory to run its room-temperature quantum processors alongside classical supercomputers for hybrid workloads; the company's work also receives ACT Government backing.
Roundup of manufacturing news: Hino picks SEA Electric drivetrains, a hydrogen grant for Nyrstar's Port Pirie plans, Imagion's funding facility, K-TIG's raise, and Quantum Brilliance's CEO change.
Quantum Brilliance has launched its Qristal quantum software range, with the article also recalling the diamond quantum accelerator maker's earlier $26 million funding round.
SmartCompany's year-end list profiles ten Australian startups poised for a big 2022, recalling their 2021 raises, crowdfunding campaigns, government grants and accelerator origins, from mtime and Quantum Brilliance to Zoomo and Superhero.
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Diamond-based quantum computing startup Quantum Brilliance has raised $13.4 million in seed capital co-led by Main Sequence and QxBranch's founders, aiming to shrink quantum accelerators to lunchbox size and grow staff past 100.
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