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Australia could hardly claim to be known for its prowess in the semiconductor sector, yet a Sydney company claims leadership in one niche: development...

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Quantum Brilliance has secured $13.4 million in seed funding, as its founders set their sights on becoming Australia’s first quantum unicorn.

ANU spin-out company Quantum Brilliance has hit another major milestone in its mission to deliver the world’s first room temperature quantum computer. The Australian-German company has raised more than $13.7 million in seed funding in partnership with QX Branch founders and Main Sequence investment consortium. Quantum Brilliance was spun out from ANU in 2019 from the

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V2food said the fresh funds bring the total amount it has raised so far in its Series B round to around $109 million.

V2Food is one of many new contenders in the alternative protein space, founded in Australia but now setting its sights on Europe, Asia and beyond. The company has seen strong uptake in its home market, and the first goal is to be No. 1 in Australia, said CEO and founder Nick Hazell, formerly of MasterFoods and PepsiCo R&D. But in the meantime they'll be expanding their presence in Asia, where partner Burger King has launched a Whopper with their patty, and in Europe, where the product...

Morse Micro samples its Wi-Fi HaLow chips to product developers Thursday, 29 July 2021 12:30 Morse Micro samples its Wi-Fi HaLow chips to product developers Shares Australian semiconductor start-up Morse Micro says it is sampling its Wi-Fi HaLow chips to product developers to evaluate and test the solution. By making the HaLow chips available, Morse Micro also adds it expects to see Wi-Fi reach billions of devices. Morse Micro announces its Wi-Fi HaLow chip samples will be available to par...

Eden Brew co-founder and chief Jim Fader. Source: supplied. Australia’s science agency CSIRO is backing another startup in the alternative proteins space — this time focusing its efforts on the already-crowded dairy-free milk sector. Eden Brew launched through a partnership between dairy co-operative Norco, CSIRO and its deep-tech venture fund Main Sequence, and is headed up by co-founder and chief Jim Fader. Fader and the team are out to solve at least one element of the “looming proble...