Mathematics and physics are the language and the tools of the physical world, and the pulsating heart of the deep tech revolution that is taking place in the field of quantum technologies.
After our inaugural year in Washington, D.C. and three trailblazing years in Tysons, we’re bringing the global quantum ecosystem to College Park: one of the most advanced quantum innovation corridors on Earth. This is where breakthroughs become industries. This is where the next era is being built. And in 2026, you’ll be right at the center of it. We can’t wait to show you around.
Deteqt is seeking a Technical Partnerships Manager to own their most important external relationships from first technical conversation through to successful field deployment and ongoing partnership growth
QuantX Labs was founded in 2016 by Professor Andre Luiten and Dr Martin O’Connor as a spinout from the University of Adelaide. The company has since established itself as a national leader in quantum-enabled precision timing.
PsiQuantum is building the future of quantum computing, and they’re hiring
Sydney-based startup Diraq is pioneering a new way to manufacture quantum computing technology, while exclusively using existing semiconductor supply chains.
At 80 per cent of Australia’s total quantum investment, it was the largest commitment by any leading OECD investor country.
Australian quantum companies are moving from lab research to deployed products, delivering measurable gains across AI, sensing, navigation, and secure infrastructure, supported by strong university spinouts and government co-investment.