AXE Chart, page-373

Speaking of the lay of the land, things are in flux. First off, the tech in silicon valley is 1 part AI software and 10 parts NVIDIA GPUs.

Only Google and Tesla look to me as having the right type of setup for AXE's quantum enabled chips. The sensors have uses in cars for example. And Google's culture which allows for dedicated hardware R&D is more than qualified to look into the 12CQ. IBM has invested too much in its superconducting cryo computing and doesn't look like it will abandon that. Having said that, Google is said to be too large. Might have anti-trust cases and break ups. The trend is towards smaller,efficient and encouraging more players and competition.

for now I think it's good AXE can be small and nimble and get traction with TMRs, and that too a more sensitive and hardy sensor than majority of supply.
The 12CQ will need major dollars down the track to get it to the point of being a quantum processor. But there's some years till we get there and who knows what the tech world will look like then.

Agree FHC, the WEF detour was starting to get irksome if not worrying, Mo being a WEF alumni was also not boding well. Trump has put a major dent in their talk fests. They were irrelevant then, even more so now.