well just drop a casual line that we can have a control and read...

well just drop a casual line that we can have a control and read out fully functioning qubit by H1 2026.

for the 12CQ history buffs, the story so far -

The coulomb blockade single electron transistor that can read the spin value of the qubit.

The iterative improvement of the carbon quantum film. High probability of finding spins in one of 2 well defined states. Longer time these spin states stay stable. Long enough to read out.

And now this uniquely effective carbon quantum film also helps with controlling the individual spin qubits by coupling strongly enough with a resonator.
extremely short bursts of microwave power into nanoscale volumes of material, without disrupting the neighbouring environment. Throw in this bit of crucial news. If they can control a qubit so precisely as to not disturb neighbouring qubits, then we are talking an array of qubits next.

The Company intends to use this resonator design to deliver microwave pulses to accurately control individual qubits. This technique is an efficient way to precisely control a qubit, needed to be able to perform entangling and computation operation on a quantum computer. Entangling is between 2 qubits or an array of qubits. AXE has arranged qubits in arrays of 5 before. Entanglement is the way qubits share information and/or transport information. I picture a relay race when thinking about quantum information being transported across qubits.

So here we have all the building blocks for quantum computation on AXE's unique qubits. Time to assemble them all into a functioning whole computational unit and The next stage of the 12CQ project will be to demonstrate feasibility for readout and control by the end of 2025. Feasibility of design. AXE is always mindful of practical and economical design. Not in lab experiments that can't be applied in actual devices. With the history so far, I feel confident that they will iron out the engineering hurdles and probably exceed their own expectations again. It's all been brilliant IMO, while being methodical and able to problem solve quickly.