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Texas Quantum Partners and Samara are establishing Occam Foundry in Austin as an integrated campus designed to co-locate quantum research teams with fabrication and prototyping capabilities. This development aims to consolidate the state's emerging ecosystem for sensing, networking, and timing technologies under one roof while creating hundreds of advanced manufacturing jobs. The project represents a significant physical infrastructure investment intended to accelerate commercialization within Texas's growing quantum sector.

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Texas Quantum Partners And Samara to Build Occam Foundry, A Quantum Technology Campus in Austin

The Quantum InsiderAugust 18, 20266 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Texas Quantum Partners and Samara, a Texas real estate developer, today announced Occam Foundry, a quantum technology campus taking shape in Austin. The site is owned, the first buildings are drawn, and the first phase covers part of roughly sixteen and a half acres in southeastern Travis County, with room […]

Texas Quantum Partners and Samara announced Occam Foundry, a planned quantum technology campus on roughly 16.5 acres in the Austin area aimed at supporting quantum research, development and commercialization. The campus is designed to bring quantum companies, university teams, working quantum systems, fabrication, prototyping and characterization capabilities together at one site, with discussions underway with prospective anchor tenants and research partners. The project follows new state and federal quantum initiatives and is expected to expand over time while supporting hundreds of jobs in Texas’s advanced-technology and manufacturing economy. Image: From left, Chris Westphal, from the Samara Real Property development team; Matt Cimaglia, managing member of Texas Quantum Partners; and Alex Challans, member of Texas Quantum Partners, stand on the site of Occam Foundry,…

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