Difference being crystal instead of graphite. Currently very large. Well behind their claimed schedules, I think their previously published timeframes was to have mini phone size devices by now. I'm recalling from memory of years ago though, so don't hold me to that fact. I'm sure they used to spruik mock-up images of the next smallest device they were supposedly making the size of a GPU, and then another smaller one. These marketing tactics of things not yet developed has probably helped them nab the funding from Government they've received, and including ASX
VL as a part owner of QB; so you can invest in QB indirectly via PVL I suppose. But my thoughts are that they haven't been transparent about their wild inferences of what and when they'll be producing their small room temperature devices. Or perhaps they're very well advanced and this is why Mo bailed? Only time will tell. Either way, it is not too much of a threat to Archer Materials because if a market for small mobile room temperature quantum chips is created, it'll still take time for prospective users to realise the benefits of being a user, they can do all the work and then Archer can provide a competitive alternative.
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