PsiQuantum’s plans for a large, stadium-sized quantum supercomputer are shifting from Brisbane to Moreton Bay, according to multiple Australian outlets. The project, described as a roughly $1 billion facility, was previously slated for Brisbane Airport. However, PsiQuantum has announced that work has already begun at a different location, prompting the Moreton Bay region to step in to host the development. Coverage across The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and the Brisbane Times characterizes the change as a relocation from the originally announced Brisbane Airport site to Moreton Bay. While the reports focus on the geographic swap, they also consistently describe the same type and scale of facility: a major, purpose-built quantum computing infrastructure aimed at enabling advanced quantum processing. The articles do not present conflicting figures on the project’s reported cost or its overall magnitude, but they do not include extensive detail on the specific reasons for the move. Overall, the reporting converges on the key point that the quantum supercomputer’s construction is underway elsewhere, with Moreton Bay now positioned as the host location instead of Brisbane Airport.