2020 BRN Discussion, page-4172

Hi FF,

Very interresting. This article clearly demonstrates how many things I don't know But ok, graphene spheres in which you can manipulate the electron spin up to 300 Kelvin and keep them spinning for almost 200 ns, is very promising for Quantum computers at room temperature. So of course he has some very interesting background. Now he got Feuchsle, who might be perfect for the practical implementation of this, building Qubits fot testing. So it's not entirely impossible that they are onto something.

Compared to Brainchip, they really have a long way to go still and it might be worth to keep it on the shelf and dust it off once a year, to see where they are.

One thing that has struck me with Brainchip is that they are going onto the market with virtually no direct competition and might be without direct competition for some time, which they could use to solidify their position. Archer might have competition from Quix, PsiQuantum, the ones from Sussex (forgot their name) and a lot of others.