Taiwan-based semiconductor foundry—the largest chip developer in the world—TSMC, has accepted Australian semiconductor company Archer Materials (ASX: AXE) as their customer. This exciting development means that Archer will be able to access some of the most advanced semiconductor fabrication process in the world to help service and support the build out of its quantum technologies.
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Quantum computing is an area of technology that you can expect to hear a lot more of in the next 10 years. The whole industry is immensely complicated, but major developments are accelerating, at least in the case of the only ASX-listed quantum semiconductor company Archer Materials (ASX: AXE). For the first time, Archer has
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One of Australia’s most watched chip developers, Archer Materials (ASX: AXE), has joined forces with semiconductor manufacturer GlobalFoundries to advance its quantum chip technology. The two companies will be working in partnership to develop Archers’ ¹²CQ quantum chip technology and scale up manufacturing. Archer will be utilising GlobalFoundries’ facilities and production processes to explore the
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Almost a year since their US patent was granted, Archer Materials (ASX: AXE) has added yet another patent to their portfolio, this time, in Hong Kong. The new patent represents another major milestone, protecting Archer’s IP in the world’s second largest economy. Already granted a patent in China, the Hong Kong patent validates Archer’s tech
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Continued emergence of graphene and its application in biotech is being led by homegrown tech company Archer Materials (ASX: AXE) which has secured access to a $150 million world-class research facility to advance their biochip development. The facility provides Archer with instruments to test its semiconductor device production processes. Key to the deep tech access
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Advanced materials and deep tech company Archer Materials (ASX: AXE) is inching closer towards commercialsation of their world-first quantum computing chip through a new collaboration with artificial intelligence firm Max Kelsen. The collaboration comes with both companies being members of the IBM Q Network, which Archer was admitted to earlier in the year, and will
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