Tag: Main Sequence

CSIRO-backed hydrogen storage firm raises $7.5m

Posted on   |  by Brandon How
Modular hydrogen power bank producer Endua has raised $7.5 million, including from the state-owned Queensland Investment Corporation and returning investor Main Sequence Ventures. The Brisbane-based startup’s hydrogen power banks...

Seizing the moment on quantum computing

Posted on   |  by Bill Bartee
Australia has been at the forefront of quantum research for decades. And while the sector has only been brought to public attention in the last few years, we’re now...

SVB collapse: Impact on Australian tech ‘minimal’

Posted on   |  by Justin Hendry
The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank has sent shockwaves through the Australian tech sector, but industry leaders and government are confident that local exposure is limited after US regulators...

Quantum strategy the ‘clarion call’ Australia needs

Posted on   |  by Justin Hendry
Australia’s forthcoming national quantum strategy is the “clarion call” the nascent sector needs to mature and will pave the way for more capital and new players, according to two...

Ringing in the changes at CSIRO, by Larry Marshall

Posted on   |  by Larry Marshall
Around this time of year, Australia’s government agencies polish up their highlights and tally up their figures for the year to table their Annual Reports, then form an orderly...

Manufacturing is key in SunDrive’s $21m capital raise

Posted on   |  by James Riley
An elite cadre of top deep tech and cleantech venture investors have combined to deliver a $21 million Series A round into Sydney-based solar cell newcomer SunDrive with the...

Samsara Eco and the breakthrough plastic-eating enzyme

Posted on   |  by Denham Sadler
A startup spun out of the Australian National University is looking to solve one of the world’s biggest environmental problems thanks to its plastic-eating enzyme that can make the...

Space sector must get down to earth: Main Sequence

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
Australian space companies need to be either “full stack” or have additional terrestrial applications for their products to attract the market’s shrinking venture capital, according to Main Sequence Ventures...