UTS:QSI is the largest non-corporate quantum software initiative in Australia. We are a destination for foundational research in quantum information science and the applications of quantum technologies.

UTS:QSI has attracted over $95M in major partnerships in the past six years with the view of expanding Australia's quantum software development.

  • DARPA Quantum Benchmarking Program

    Developing benchmarks to measure the value of future quantum information systems.

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  • AUSMURI Projects

    Understanding the potential of quantum technologies and creating prototype systems for practical application to Defence problems.

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  • Google Digital Future Initiative

    Exploring the fundamentals of quantum computing with the view of progress towards scalable quantum computing. 

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  • Defence Acquisition Optimisation Using Quantum Algorithms

    Using quantum algorithms to provide a speed up over classical algorithms for the quadratic knapsack problem (QKP).

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  • ARC Grants

    QSI has a high ARC Grant success rate, including 7 Future Fellows, 4 DECRAs, and 10 Discovery Projects.

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  • Post-Quantum Cryptography

    Advanced post-quantum cryptographic constructions from group actions.

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  • Formal verification of quantum logic circuits

    Developing comprehensive theory and techniques for formal modelling, equivalence checking, and model checking of quantum circuits.

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