My Work.
Archer Materials is building tiny room temperature quantum computers that can be integrated into smart phones!
Archer’s qubits are virtually indestructible, even at very high temperatures, and are made of carbon nano-spheres. Their quantum computer chip is of ordinary silicon chip fabrication and Archer says it will cost the same as other silicon chip processors.
It will be able to be installed and used in everyday consumer electronics devices such as smart phones and laptops.
Archer is the only company in Australia that people can invest in to support and benefit from building quantum computers. I am proud to be a shareholder of this futuristic and technologically advanced Australian company.
Have a look at this presentation Archer put out on the 28th April 2022.
https://archerx.com.au/src/uploads/2022/04/20220428_Goldman-Sachs-Emerging-Tech-Series-Investor-Presentation-ASX-Release.pdf
And this is a recent important announcement regarding quantum information detected using a CMOS chip released on 10th October 2022.
(Of course, even though I love this company’s technological uniqueness and its amazing aspiration to put quantum computers into our smartphones and other personal devices I am not a financial advisor and I am not in any way advising anyone to invest or to not invest in Archer - I have no idea how the market will perform and providing such advice is definitely not my intention. Always be cautious when investing!)
Archer Materials is also developing a revolutionary biochip, a “lab on a chip”. Here is an announcement put out on 30th August, 2022 when they achieved sub-10 nanometre chip fabrication.
Maybe, when it is finished being developed, it will be able to detect many viruses and cancers, for example. So that is also an exciting research project that I am proud to be associated with in my life.
It will be able to be installed and used in everyday consumer electronics devices such as smart phones and laptops.
Archer is the only company in Australia that people can invest in to support and benefit from building quantum computers. I am proud to be a shareholder of this futuristic and technologically advanced Australian company.
Have a look at this presentation Archer put out on the 28th April 2022.
https://archerx.com.au/src/uploads/2022/04/20220428_Goldman-Sachs-Emerging-Tech-Series-Investor-Presentation-ASX-Release.pdf
And this is a recent important announcement regarding quantum information detected using a CMOS chip released on 10th October 2022.
(Of course, even though I love this company’s technological uniqueness and its amazing aspiration to put quantum computers into our smartphones and other personal devices I am not a financial advisor and I am not in any way advising anyone to invest or to not invest in Archer - I have no idea how the market will perform and providing such advice is definitely not my intention. Always be cautious when investing!)
Archer Materials is also developing a revolutionary biochip, a “lab on a chip”. Here is an announcement put out on 30th August, 2022 when they achieved sub-10 nanometre chip fabrication.
Maybe, when it is finished being developed, it will be able to detect many viruses and cancers, for example. So that is also an exciting research project that I am proud to be associated with in my life.
On holidays on the Queenstown Wilderness Railway with my mother, January 2020, whilst keeping an eye on the progress of coronavirus in the news in China at nights in our motel accommodation. Coronavirus was about to sweep the World, and I already knew it then!
Exploring Strahan, the worst place in Australia to be a convict, beyond the dreaded “Hell’s Gates”, entrance to Macquarie Harbour, on an island that you could never escape from, on the West Coast of Van Dieman’s Land (as Tasmania was called then). The island is called Sarah Island, on the Gordon River, and it was for the “incorrigibles”, who had to eat bread baked with weevils and meat that was past it’s use by date! It would have been absolutely terrifying to be sent there. They ran it themselves too!
This is the West Coast Wilderness Railway. This is one of the historic stations in the rainforest that the train stops at. At one station was a whisky-tasting!
Wilderness Railway actor/worker in period clothing.
The amazing mountainous rainforest scenery visible from on the West Coast Wilderness Railway. Meanwhile, passengers are constantly plied with coffee and exquisite treats.
Looking out through the back window of the original West Coast Wilderness Railway carriage, still working, but now for tourists, in Queenstown, Tasmania, January 2020.
A tour guide on Sarah Island describing the botanical science behind the slow-growing Huon Pines and other plants that grow on the island. Huon Pines grow throughout the length of the Gordon River.
Passing through Hell’s Gates on the cruise boat as my mother and I explored the Gordon River, Macquarie Harbour, Sarah Island and Strahan quite near to Queenstown, on Tasmania’s rugged and beautiful West Coast in January 2020.
Elizabeth Jane on one of the two tourist cruise boats that sail on Macquarie Harbour and the Gordon River departing from Strahan, January 2020. The boat had a bar, and meals were served from a buffet. The water was beautiful and the sky was blue!
The stage of the longest running theatrical production in Australia, in Strahan, “The Ship That Never Was”, chronicling in humorous and dramatic theatre with audience participation, a real-life extraordinarily ambitious convict construction of, and escape on, a ship they built themselves.
The cruise ship my mother and I sailed on in Macquarie Harbour and the Gordon River on Tasmania’s West Coast embarking from Strahan, moored at Sarah Island, January, 2020.
Huon Pines growing on Sarah Island photographed on a tour in January, 2020. They only grow one inch a year!
The sky above the cruise boat we sailed on, Gordon River and Macquarie Harbour, January 2020.
