Homegrown quantum start-up wins unicorn status with $420m raising
Q-CTRL started off building software that makes quantum computers useful to business, but has since developed a navigation system in partnership with Airbus.
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Q-CTRL started off building software that makes quantum computers useful to business, but has since developed a navigation system in partnership with Airbus.
The company at the centre of the scandal around Jensen Huang has links to a newsagent in a sleepy Victorian rural town.
Activist Greta Thunberg has condemned Australia’s record on climate action, comparing the speed of the country’s efforts to cut emissions to that of a snail.
Beijing in October collected more than 120 billion yuan ($26.3 billion) in personal income tax from offshore trusts owned by Chinese residents.
Tertiary education chief Barney Glover told universities they will need to find ways to secure their futures without relying on lucrative fees from international students.
The bromance that once insulated the billionaire Nvidia co-founder from proper scrutiny is rapidly losing its protective power.
Tim Wilson believes the Coalition still owes small business a debt over the Morrison government’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Coalition has gone from having a developed policy to having none. Meanwhile, Labor maintains it is on the right side of history.
The price Steve Smith and David Warner paid for sandpapergate can be measured in reputation and millions of dollars. Can anything be done about it now?
The alleged scandal shows how easily private tech companies can become a national security liability in today’s AI cold war between the US and China.
The firm’s chief AI enablement officer Avani Prabhakar says the new technology was accelerating experience as well as changing roles.
IFM Investors may own a host of airports, but its staff will be passing through them less after a crackdown on overseas junkets.