Archer demonstrates cryogenic TMR Sensor functionality for potential use across quantum computing platforms Highlights • Archer has successfully demonstrated magnetic field measurement at cryogenic temperatures using its tunnel magnetoresistance (TMR) sensor technology. • This milestone bolsters quantum readout capabilities for its 12CQ project and noise characterisation in low temperature environments. • TMR sensors have the potential to be platform-agnostic, with possible use beyond Archer’s quantum platform. They are being developed to function at cryogenic temperatures, which could make them suitable for a range of quantum computing technologies, including superconducting, spin-based, and hybrid quantum systems. This creates opportunities to supply sensor technology more broadly across the industry. • The sensors were fabricated by Archer’s foundry partner and integrated into a cryocompatible test system leveraging Archer’s in-house quantum, semiconductor, and cryogenics engineering expertise. • TMR sensors unlock commercial opportunities across quantum computing (including magnetic noise monitoring) and advanced sensing markets. • Archer is actively engaging with potential partners and customers to explore and validate bespoke TMR sensor applications.
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