Ann: Precision spin state control for next-generation qubits, page-7

Excellent! First time we've heard mention of a date, or intended date, or any form of timeline for a fully functioning qubit. I don't think they'd announce this completely wrecklessly, so there must be a reasoanble idea of progressing to this point. Out of my league and experience of understanding, but I imagine the fully functioning qubit, even if on a prototype of "test board" type device, would be relatively easy evelopment in comparison to what they have gone through to get to that point, so it will be a major de-risking and point of inflexion with regards to shareholder investment (i.e. share price). We're not there yet, although at least we know that they're confident enough to throw such a timeframe out there today. Also by publicly stating a timeframe, this will help to keep the board and management motivated to hold the course. Anything of interest that could distract them is now less likely to distract them, as they've launched this timeframe into the public domain, so we know they'll be working toward it, and are less likely to be faffing around with any extra-curricular activities such as journal articles and world economic forum meetings. (Although I do think these can be proven to be important, although shouldn't be our focus in 2025; moreso relevant for marketing of Archer when we've already established a profitable income).