Ann: Breakthrough in Quantum Carbon Films for Qubit Realisation, page-67

Thanks Kamantea.

“We are pursuing four key themes: quantum technologies, healthcare, digitisation and decarbonisation. Each one of these has the potential to disrupt existing industries.” a quote from CTO Simon.

AXE is a start up tech company and I believe that's where innovation happens. It's also a materials company, which is where innovation happens. The other big techs are not innovating in my opinion. They are scaling exponentially. They are also setting some lower bars for performance in AI and selling it like it's the best thing since sliced bread. Large language model AI has some memory bottleneck issues to solve. The transport from memory to CPUs/GPUs and from external memory to on chip memory and back again is still too slow. There is latency and that limits capability. So there is a lot of scope for disruption with better chips made with better materials, better circuits with quicker results, less power. There is a very successful US company called Applied Materials. I recently became aware that savvy US investors value it highly in the tech space. Their company motto - Building a better future - One Atom at a time. This is the closest I can find to AXE in terms of what it's about to me, I stress, this is my view.

Applied Materials

I am still necessarily a speculator here because this is small cap, no revenue. And until someone with cash makes some takeover offers I will not value AXE in any meaningful way. I tend to value things lower, still hold and am happy with risk. Where else can I get in on the ground floor of a tech company that has shown focus and progress for the 4 years I've been in it. I can handle the volatility.Looking at how the price is testing 0.60 and selling down to the 0.30s, no one has much of a clue yet and trading is great. By next week we should have the biochip patent news which could take it way past 0.60. Happy days.