Archer has now successfully fabricated nanodevices that will allow probing of quantum behavior in its qubit material that is of fundamental importance to the 12CQ chip technology operation.
Archer Materials Limited (“Archer”, ASX:AXE”) has detected quantum information in its unique qubit material using a mobile compatible computer chip. This success marks a significant step in the validation of Archer’s room-temperature 12CQ quantum computing chip and verifies the nearing horizon of quantum powered mobile technology.
Archer is developing a world-first quantum computing processor chip technology. Patents protecting the 12CQ chip have now been granted in Japan (ASX ann. 20 Jan 2021), South Korea (ASX ann. 10 Aug 2021), China (ASX ann. 11 Aug 2021), and the US. The patent application process and procedures for the additional patent applications in the jurisdictions of Australia, Europe, and Hong Kong are ongoing.
Archer Materials’ confidence in their 12CQ Chip Technology must be high. Why else would they have patent paperwork in the offices around the globe?
Archer Materials Lands First Patent for Quantum Computing Chip In an important commercial step for the Aussie small cap, Archer Materials (“Archer”, ASX:AXE”) has landed
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