Silicon Quantum Computing and Deloitte Space are among the five winners of the Advanced Strategic Capabilities Accelerator’s inaugural pitch day and will now go in the running for a share of Defence contracts worth $4 million.
The other winners are autonomous systems firm Breaker Industries, bacterial diagnostics developer Cytophenix, and the University of South Australia.
The winners were selected after three minute pitches to a five-membered panel featuring ASCA’s Emily Hilder, a senior Defence official, counterparts from the United States and the United Kingdom, and a venture capital partner.
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