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Defence tech firm Q-CTRL reports a first-at-sea trial navigating a vessel with no satellite positioning, using a quantum gravity sensor hardened by software, reaching nautical-mile accuracy and extending its navigation product line.
Q-CTRL has won $38 million of DARPA defence contracts to build GPS-independent quantum navigation technology, working alongside Lockheed Martin on jam-proof sensors.
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Quantum firm Q-CTRL ran a shipboard trial of its quantum navigation sensor on a Royal Australian Navy vessel, operating 144 hours unattended and showing GPS-independent positioning, with results validated in a journal.
Sydney quantum software company Q-CTRL has launched free webinars teaching quantum computing basics, built on its Black Opal education platform, with more sessions planned across 2025.
Year-end roundup ranking 2024's twelve largest startup raises, headed by PsiQuantum's $940 million government-backed quantum computing round, plus Guzman y Gomez's ASX listing and Betashares' Temasek investment.
Weekly roundup detailing six Australian raises: Q-CTRL's Series B extension, plus fresh capital for Mutinex, Atelier, Rosterfy, Build Club and Axify.ai, naming lead investors and founders throughout.
Quantum computing company Q-CTRL has added $87.5 million in fresh equity, expanding its Series B round, with GP Bullhound leading and a group of new and returning backers participating.
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Briefs roundup: Main Sequence adds Alison Deans as venture partner; Starpharma hands the CEO role to Cheryl Maley; DroneShield lands a $2.2 million repeat order; Q-CTRL will deliver quantum training with QUIN.
Weekly roundup covering five Australian startups that announced a combined $58.5 million in new funding, spanning quantum computing, advertising software, mining safety technology and event rental software, alongside government grant programs.
A roundup of Australian manufacturing news: a summit keynote, a product launch, a CEO appointment, an acquisition, a quantum HQ, training and supply deals, and a refrigeration deployment.
Quantum control software firm Q-CTRL is opening a purpose-built Sydney headquarters for quantum research, product development and commercialisation, backed by NSW and federal government funding, with opening expected late 2023.
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Sydney quantum software firm Q-CTRL announced a $27.4 million Series B extension with new backers including Salesforce Ventures, following its $25 million Series B led by Airbus Ventures in late 2021.
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Quantum firm Q-CTRL wins a US energy department research grant to automate quantum hardware with AI alongside a national laboratory, and the article recalls its recent Series B led by Airbus Ventures.
Roundup of nine startup raises totalling $70 million, including Q-CTRL's Series B, Foundry Lab's round led by Blackbird, and EnGeneIC's crowdfunded COVID-19 vaccine raise, plus a new Elenium Automation board member.
Quantum control startup Q-CTRL has appointed Dr Tom Stace, previously Deputy Director of the University of Queensland's EQUS, as its new Principal Quantum Control Engineer.
Four Australian space manufacturers won federal grants nearing $14 million via the Modern Manufacturing Initiative, funding quantum sensing, rocket engines, titanium printing and fluid control products for domestic and export markets.
Sydney quantum startup Q-CTRL will demo its control software at the Australian Army's Quantum Technologies Challenge, solving a resupply problem with unmanned ground vehicles.
Interview with Q-CTRL's founder and chief executive on Australian deep tech policy, government procurement of local technology, and a CSIRO report projecting a large quantum industry by 2040.
Quantum control software firm Q-CTRL has raised $22 million led by Square Peg Capital, while ASX-listed Archer Exploration reports building a qubit prototype component and receiving a $15,000 NSW Government grant.