Bill Bartee

A quantum computer harnesses the fundamental forces that govern the physical world. It can efficiently model complex systems in ways that would take the best classical computer millions of years, and so help revolutionise drug design, climate modelling, battery chemistry, and many other vital processes. But to achieve all this, we need to make quantum computers work reliably at scale. We started Universal Quantum to meet this challenge - because we believe that by doing so, we can help solve the most difficult problems faced by humanity. We’re following a pragmatic, engineering-based roadmap to build a device that is useful in the real world: a quantum computer that has utility. Every approach we take, every solution we devise, is geared towards this goal.

Diraq is building quantum computers based on modified silicon transistors, the technology best suited to achieving utility scale, when value far outweighs cost. Diraq’s mission is to become the global leader in the development of utility-scale quantum computing with millions of qubits on one silicon chip. Diraq’s silicon technology is designed to be integrated into standard data centers. It runs on a single quantum chip, packaged together with classical electronics that operate at cryogenic temperatures, connected to supporting electronics at room temperature. Founded in Sydney, Australia, Diraq has operations in Sydney and Melbourne, Australia, and is expanding rapidly in the United States with operations in Palo Alto, Los Angeles, Boston, and Chicago. To learn more, please visit www.diraq.com

Gilmour Space Technologies is a leading Australian-owned company that is developing and launching LEO launch vehicles and new satellite platforms. Need to launch? Please email us for more info at: launch@gspace.com Linkedin: Gilmour Space Technologies | Facebook: GilmourSpace | Twitter: @GilmourSpace

Self-driving is hard, your choice of LiDAR shouldnt be. Baraja has invented a new type of LiDAR called Spectrum-Scan™ which delivers the highest performance available to address the challenge of self-driving cars. Baraja is a rapidly growing start-up, with a revolutionary LiDAR for self-driving vehicles. Our HQ is based in Sydney, Australia, with offices in China and the USA. We are quickly expanding worldwide, hiring through Europe and Asia, closely collaborating with car manufacturers to iterate and refine our vision of what LiDAR needs to be.

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A quantum computer harnesses the fundamental forces that govern the physical world. It can efficiently model complex systems in ways that would take the best classical computer millions of years, and so help revolutionise drug design, climate modelling, battery chemistry, and many other vital processes. But to achieve all this, we need to make quantum computers work reliably at scale. We started Universal Quantum to meet this challenge - because we believe that by doing so, we can help solve the most difficult problems faced by humanity. We’re following a pragmatic, engineering-based roadmap to build a device that is useful in the real world: a quantum computer that has utility. Every approach we take, every solution we devise, is geared towards this goal.

Diraq is building quantum computers based on modified silicon transistors, the technology best suited to achieving utility scale, when value far outweighs cost. Diraq’s mission is to become the global leader in the development of utility-scale quantum computing with millions of qubits on one silicon chip. Diraq’s silicon technology is designed to be integrated into standard data centers. It runs on a single quantum chip, packaged together with classical electronics that operate at cryogenic temperatures, connected to supporting electronics at room temperature. Founded in Sydney, Australia, Diraq has operations in Sydney and Melbourne, Australia, and is expanding rapidly in the United States with operations in Palo Alto, Los Angeles, Boston, and Chicago. To learn more, please visit www.diraq.com

Gilmour Space Technologies is a leading Australian-owned company that is developing and launching LEO launch vehicles and new satellite platforms. Need to launch? Please email us for more info at: launch@gspace.com Linkedin: Gilmour Space Technologies | Facebook: GilmourSpace | Twitter: @GilmourSpace

Self-driving is hard, your choice of LiDAR shouldnt be. Baraja has invented a new type of LiDAR called Spectrum-Scan™ which delivers the highest performance available to address the challenge of self-driving cars. Baraja is a rapidly growing start-up, with a revolutionary LiDAR for self-driving vehicles. Our HQ is based in Sydney, Australia, with offices in China and the USA. We are quickly expanding worldwide, hiring through Europe and Asia, closely collaborating with car manufacturers to iterate and refine our vision of what LiDAR needs to be.