Ann: Progress update on recruitment and facilities access, page-5

The 'Bot' is still at work, filling his pockets.

I considered the announcement today as positive.
eg. the getting Assoc. Professor Matthew Broome joining Archer.....

A/Prof. Broome joins Archer with over 15 years’ experience in building quantum computers,
recently moving to Archer from the University of Warwick, UK, where he led a research team
designing and fabricating next generation semiconductor devices for a range of quantum
applications. In 2017 he was awarded the prestigious Marie Curie Fellowship which he
undertook at the world-class Niels Bohr Institute, Copenhagen, where he regularly set
international benchmarks in multi-qubit devices.
Between 2014-16, Matthew was a lead researcher at CQC2
T at UNSW Sydney, where he
fabricated and measured the world’s first two-qubit device in a donor-based silicon quantum
processor. He completed his PhD at the University of Queensland, Brisbane, in 2013. His
thought leadership in the field of quantum computing is evident with over 30 high-impact peer
reviewed scientific publications. His outstanding work in quantum computing and technology
has been recognised internationally through funding by several organisations including The
Royal Society, European Research Council, De Beers, and the UK Defence force.
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The Company has received over 650 applications for current advertised roles that include
Quantum Hardware Engineers, Materials Chemists, and Nanofabrication Engineers.
Exceptional candidates will be joining Archer over the coming months to execute on the
Company’s technology development plans.

That sounds like a reasonable amount of interest from around the globe.
I would think the company has been creating a good name for itself and the people within.

Cheers Dabru