What is happening, page-3200

FRom memory, Mo has said in the past that AXE has around a 150 non disclosure agreements that prevent him from saying much about where the 12CQ is going in terms of end uses (I presume). Does not help us when we don't know who with.

-what we know is EPFL is the major collaborator and partner for 12CQ work.

-Tier 1 foundry TSMC has accepted AXE as a customer and will deal on a case by case contractual basis. Multi-project wafer runs, industrial scale production of future devices. I believe this is more about 12CQ than Bio chip. Bio chip needs more specialist niche foundries in Europe for the current work now.

-AOI electronics in Japan is an outsourced semiconductor assembly and testing partner to package the gFETs (fabricated by ANL in the Netherlands, which is a foundry partner) into a bio chip. The gFET sensors are the vital component of the bio chip but more circuitry and assembly is involved in packaging and AOI will also do the subsequent testing.

-A more advanced bio chip design was sent to another foundry partner in Germany.

-Then there's the opaque partnership with WEF, which covers both quantum and 'synthetic biology' as Mo has referenced in the newsletter. Mo building networks with verbal understandings is about all I'm guessing happens with WEF. Shaping and steering policy, speaking about what needs to happen globally for quantum to become mainstream technology.