Zero Spin Silicon- Quantum Computers, page-17

"A key benefit of the SILEX laser isotope separation technology is its modular nature, allowing the possibility for the Production Plant to be scaled up with additional modules, based on market demand and other factors. Silex will retain ownership of the ZS-Si and Q-Si production technology and related Intellectual Property developed through the Project."

Quantum Silicon Production Project:

The launch of the new Quantum Silicon Production Project was announced on 17 August 2023, and is being undertaken in conjunction with partners SQC and UNSW. The new Project’s objective is to establish the first Quantum Silicon Production Plant and develop the skills and capability to manufacture commercial ‘Quantum Silicon’ (Q-Si) products, produced from ZS-Si halo-silane, in multiple product forms at commercial scale.

The new 3.5-year Project has been awarded $5.1m in funding from the Defence Trailblazer for Concept to Sovereign Capability Program, a strategic partnership between The University of Adelaide and UNSW Sydney, supported by the Department of Education through the Trailblazer Universities Program.

If successful, the Quantum Silicon Production Project will establish an end-to-end manufacturing facility at the Company’s Lucas Heights technology centre. It is anticipated that the first production module will produce between 5kg to 10kg annually of ZS-Si (in the form of halo-silane), which will then be converted to multiple Q-Si product forms required by potential customers in the global silicon-based quantum computing industry.

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