Moreton Bay swoops in to poach Brisbane’s $1b quantum supercomputer

Moreton Bay swoops in to poach Brisbane’s $1b quantum supercomputer

The stadium-sized facility was originally slated for Brisbane Airport, but PsiQuantum has announced work has already begun elsewhere.

Brisbane Airport out, Moreton Bay in: PsiQuantum picks new site for its $940m quantum computer build

PsiQuantum shifts its $940m federally-backed quantum computer build from Brisbane Airport to Moreton Bay's old Petrie paper mill, with groundbreaking in June.

PsiQuantum selects Moreton Bay site to support advanced manufacturing and quantum computing project

PsiQuantum has announced plans to establish its Australian utility-scale quantum computing project at Moreton Bay Central in Queensland, with the company highlighting the site’s industrial infrastructure and advanced manufacturing potential.

PsiQuantum announces Australian site at Moreton Bay Central

A new quantum computing site will strengthen Queensland's role in advanced manufacturing and accelerate company's path to utility‍-‍scale quantum computing.

PsiQuantum ditches Brisbane Airport plan in bid to break ground on supercomputer

Backed by $940 million from the Federal and Queensland governments, the startup hoped to begin constructing facilities at the Brisbane Airport Industrial Park last year. Now it’s found a new home for its quantum computer, due by the end of next year. PsiQuantum co-founders Jeremy O’Brien and Terry Rudolph. | Image: Nolis Anderson Key Takeaways PsiQuantum is moving the site of its quantum computing facility to Moreton Bay Central, pivoting away…