Aussie startup to build ‘world’s first mobile quantum computer’ for Germany
Australian startup Quantum Brilliance will help deliver the world’s first mobile quantum computer for Germany’s cyber innovation agency in a joint $58 million procurement announced Wednesday. Quantum Brilliance is partnering with an Austrian infrastructure firm on the work,
Australian tech firm Quantum Brilliance has landed a significant contract to build the world’s first mobile quantum computer ...
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