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PsiQuantum unveils new australian site at Moreton Bay Central.

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PsiQuantum expands facilities to Burpengary, Queensland, 4505, Australia, Australia and New Zealand, Oceania.

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PsiQuantum unveils new australian site at Moreton Bay Central. New site will strengthen Queensland's role in advanced manufacturing and accelerate company's path to utility-scale quantum computing. BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - THURSDAY 21 MAY, 2026 - PsiQuantum announced today that the company will anchor its project to build the world's first utility-scale quantum computer at Moreton Bay Central. Early site works have already begun, with the early works to begin in the coming weeks ahead of a formal groundbreaking in June. The site, located in City of Moreton Bay, is home to a developing precinct slated to host several events during the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Brisbane. The precinct is also home to the University of the Sunshine Coast's Moreton Bay Campus and is the future site of a Technical and Further Education (TAFE) Centre of Excellence dedicated to advanced manufacturing. "PsiQuantum's mission to build the world's first utility-scale quantum computer requires speed, agility, and strong partnerships," said Victor Peng, Interim Chief Executive Officer of PsiQuantum. "City of Moreton Bay provides the infrastructure, scalability, and collaborative environment we need to deliver. We look forward to continued partnership with City of Moreton Bay and our partners in the Federal and Queensland governments to move this project forward and realise this...

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Facility expansion

What this signalsA bigger facility often needs new equipment, systems and services.

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Burpengary, Queensland, Australia

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Detected
May 20, 2026
signal_type
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signal_subtype
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    "title": "PsiQuantum unveils new australian site at Moreton Bay Central.",
    "excerpt": "PsiQuantum unveils new australian site at Moreton Bay Central.\n\nNew site will strengthen Queensland's role in advanced manufacturing and accelerate company's path to utility-scale quantum computing.\n\nBRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - THURSDAY 21 MAY, 2026 - PsiQuantum announced today that the company will anchor its project to build the world's first utility-scale quantum computer at Moreton Bay Central. Early site works have already begun, with the early works to begin in the coming weeks ahead of a formal groundbreaking in June.\n\nThe site, located in City of Moreton Bay, is home to a developing precinct slated to host several events during the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Brisbane. The precinct is also home to the University of the Sunshine Coast's Moreton Bay Campus and is the future site of a Technical and Further Education (TAFE) Centre of Excellence dedicated to advanced manufacturing.\n\n\"PsiQuantum's mission to build the world's first utility-scale quantum computer requires speed, agility, and strong partnerships,\" said Victor Peng, Interim Chief Executive Officer of PsiQuantum. \"City of Moreton Bay provides the infrastructure, scalability, and collaborative environment we need to deliver. We look forward to continued partnership with City of Moreton Bay and our partners in the Federal and Queensland governments to move this project forward and realise this...",
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