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Perth, WA
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| Name | Role | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Mark Stickells | Executive Director | @AuManufacturing |
| Ugo Varetto | Chief Technology Officer | @AuManufacturing |
Stories naming Pawsey Supercomputing Centre. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
Sydney quantum computing company Diraq will station an eight-qubit prototype machine inside an Equinix facility from October, a step toward moving the technology from lab to market.
Breakthrough Victoria has put another $10m into Quantum Brilliance, which builds diamond-based quantum hardware, funding a new Victorian foundry and its joint research hub with two universities.
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Eleven WA health organisations, including grant-backed Metabolic Health Solutions, head to the AusMedtech 2024 conference with ministerial support to present devices and pursue new partners.
Manufacturing roundup: Vow, Ofload and Vaxev each raise new capital; Ofload buys CIA Logistics; Quickstep upgrades its outlook; Pawsey's Setonix earns green computing honours; Australia backs shipping and plastics pledges.
Quantum Brilliance appoints former IBM quantum executive Mark Mattingley-Scott as European managing director, based in Stuttgart, where he will build an engineering and R&D team.
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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ANU spin-out Quantum Brilliance will install its diamond quantum computing accelerator at Perth's Pawsey Supercomputing Centre in June, work backed by ANU and federal Accelerating Commercialisation grants.
Security firm Tesserent has bought Sydney cybersecurity provider Airloom for $14.8 million, gaining staff and contracts, after recently acquiring Seer and securing $10 million for its Cyber 360 strategy.
Cyber security firm Tesserent has bought Seer for $5 million to gain government clients, days after securing $10 million for its Cyber-360 strategy and signing a teaming agreement with McArthur Associates.
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Two Perth facilities receive federal Space Infrastructure Fund grants: Pawsey gets $1.5 million for a space data analysis facility and Fugro $4.5 million for a robotics command complex.
Quantum computing startup Quantum Brilliance has partnered with the Pawsey Supercomputing Centre to train staff, install diamond-based quantum computers and work toward an Australian quantum supercomputing hub.