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Silicon Quantum Computing has secured a combined 60 million AUD in sovereign and venture capital to advance its silicon qubit roadmap, signaling strong institutional confidence in the hardware's scalability. This dual-investment structure from Australia's NRFC and London's Firgun Ventures provides the necessary runway for SQC to transition from early development toward commercial deployment. The funding underscores a strategic shift toward domestic semiconductor-based quantum architectures as a viable path to fault-tolerant computing.

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Australia’s NRFC and Firgun Ventures Inject 40 Million AUD ($28 Million USD) and Growth Capital into Silicon Quantum Computing

Quantum Computing ReportJune 11, 20264 min read

Australian silicon qubit developer Silicon Quantum Computing (SQC) has secured a dual capital injection anchored by a 40 million AUD ($28 million USD) follow-on commitment from the sovereign National Reconstruction Fund Corporation (NRFC) alongside a strategic growth investment from London-based venture capital firm Firgun Ventures. The newly allocated funding builds directly upon the NRFC's initial [...] The post Australia’s NRFC and Firgun Ventures Inject 40 Million AUD ($28 Million USD) and Growth Capital into Silicon Quantum Computing appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

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