Australia is expanding quantum technology development under AUKUS Pillar 2, advancing sensing, navigation, timing, and cyber-security capabilities

Australia’s quantum moment demands coordination, translating research excellence into national leverage, policy alignment, security preparedness, and globally competitive industry growth.

Quantum technologies are beginning to influence the systems that support modern commerce. We’ve outlined 5 key reasons why now is the right time to prepare for quantum computing and what ignoring it could cost.

Innofocus is a Melbourne-based tech start-up that is redefining what’s possible in nanomanufacturing and positioning Australia at the forefront of the photonics–quantum era.

An Adelaide-based quantum company will develop the nation’s first real-time mine-site sensor.

A Australian association is established to develop quantum computing, focusing on Alzheimer's drug discovery.

Quantum Australia is pleased to welcome ZEISS as an Industry Support Partner, acknowledging the relevance of advanced imaging, metrology, and fabrication technologies across the quantum ecosystem.

Consortium to build quantum-enabled “Brain-on-Chip” platform for neurological drug discovery and screening

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How can Australia ensure quantum technologies are developed not only for technical excellence, but for meaningful societal impact? As quantum technologies continue to advance, questions around governance, trust, access and real-world adoption are becoming just as important as scientific breakthroughs.

Infleqtion, a global leader in quantum computing and quantum sensing powered by neutral-atom technology, today became a publicly listed company trading on the New York Stock Exchange.

Nvidia joins Quantum Australia as an Industry Support Partner.