Washington | The founder of Australian cybersecurity firm Cocoon Data has criticised the Albanese government for neglecting its own cyber start-ups in favour of a high-stakes bet on quantum computing.
Cocoon’s success forging into the US market with its novel file-sharing technology has come despite a lack of federal support in an area specified in the AUKUS defence pact, chief executive Trent Telford says.
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