Telstra and Silicon Quantum Computing (SQC) today announced results from a joint initiative taking quantum computing out of the lab and into the telecommunications industry – marking a new milestone in Australia’s journey towards quantum-enabled digital infrastructure.

The University of Western Australia is part of an international consortium that hopes to harness quantum computing technology to give remote Aboriginal communities access to higher quality medical imaging – in turn delivering faster and more accurate diagnoses.

The Next Generation Graduates Scholarships provide Honours and postgraduate students from any project background the unique opportunity to work with leading scholars and industry specialists to help solve the world's greatest problems.

Petra Andrén, CEO of Quantum Australia; the Hon Dr Kevin Rudd AC, Australia’s Ambassador to the United States; and Dr Paul Grimes, CEO of Austrade, at the launch of the Australian Quantum Technology Industry Capability Report in Washington, D.C.

Microsoft’s Majorana 1 quantum computing processor was created with help from researchers at the University of Sydney

The U.S. Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), in partnership with Quantum Brilliance, has installed a cluster of quantum computers at the Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility (OLCF).

Quantum infrastructure software developer Q-CTRL has secured two contracts with DARPA’s Robust Quantum Sensors program.

Opinion: The national conversation on productivity is stuck on AI. It’s understandable, and short-sighted. But Australia’s excellence in quantum can capture high-value growth that can reverse our productivity decline, writes Petra Andren.

The Canberra Cyber Hub has launched a Space Program and Quantum Program to increase collaboration across Canberra’s advanced technology ecosystem.

SQC has been awarded an Australian Government Defence contract through the Advanced Strategic Capabilities Accelerator’s (ASCA) Emerging and Disruptive Technologies (EDT) program.

TeraGlo highlights how quantum sensing technologies aren’t just theoretical — they’re being built and deployed now.

We shine a light on ExeQuantum, an Australian innovator tackling one of the most urgent challenges in the digital age: preparing our encryption systems for the quantum future.