Not sure of the exact properties with the intel chips but did come across this info:
Intel has developed a cryo-prober capable of testing wafers at 1.6K (Kelvin), slightly above the near-zero Kelvin temperature that the chips need to be at for operation. According to the company it takes about 24 hours to test a wafer including the chilling and probing time. This is very slow in terms of semiconductor processing, but it represents a huge accomplishment for a new and challenging technology.
So again not sure its competing with Archers room temperature quantum chip?
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