Archer team successfully assembles an array of qubit material components (“qubits”) of the 12CQ room-temperature qubit processor (“chip”).
The ability to position and pattern qubits is a key requirement for building a scalable chip and derisks Archer’s chip technology development.
Qubit arrays enable Archer to advance towards performing quantum measurements in the development of working 12CQ chip prototypes.
The achievement is credible proof for addressing a global quantum computing industry key success driver related to scalability and use1.
Chip commercialisation to continue through the prototyping of hardware componentry into a proof-of-concept minimum viable chip product for room-temperature quantum computing technology directly onboard modern devices.
Archer Materials Limited (“Archer”, the “Company”) (ASX:AXE) is pleased to announce that the Company has progressed its pioneering quantum technology project 12CQ (pronounced “one two cee cue”) by assembling and patterning a nanometre-size array (“few-qubit array”) of several individual qubit material components (“qubits”) of a prototype room-temperature operating quantum computing qubit processor (“chip”).
