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Q-CTRL to demonstrate quantum control technology
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.
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Sierra Ventures
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| Company | What it does | First invested | Rounds | Led |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Q-CTRL | 11 Sep 2019, Series A | 2 | 0 |
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Michael Biercuk on quantum computing and deep tech policy
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.
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$22m
Two local companies chase quantum computing success
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.