Archer Materials Limited · ASX:AXE
Archer Materials — Corporate Update (May 2019)
23 slides from Archer Materials's corporate update, May 29, 2019
Slide 1: Quantum Technology: 12CQ
Quantum Technology: 12CQ May 2019 1
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer The material contained in this document is a presentation of general information about the activities of Archer and its related bodies corporate (together the “Archer Group”), current as at the date of this presentation. It is provided in summary and does not purport to be complete. You s
Slide 3: Archer provides shareholders exposure to innovative technologies and the materials that underpin them
Archer provides shareholders exposure to innovative technologies and the materials that underpin them. 3
Slide 4: Archer listed on the ASX since 2007, owns patents and tenement assets
Archer has been listed on the ASX since 2007 and owns and has exclusive rights to patents and tenement assets. Maximising the value of our patents and tenements involves development and integration along the materials lifecycle. Our focus is on realising the maximum value of our assets by commercial
Slide 5: The acquisition of Carbon Allotropes enabled Archer to expand on its market position
The acquisition of Carbon Allotropes enabled Archer to expand on its market position Archer’s growth involves contributing to complex global challenges. These challenges require access to materials that are the basis of modern electricity, healthcare, and computing. Both developed and underdeveloped
Slide 6: Current Presence in Growth Markets
Current Presence in Growth Markets 6
Slide 7: Quantum Technology, Human Health, Reliable Energy
Quantum Technology Human Health Reliable Energy 7
Slide 8: Significant Developments in 2018-2019
Significant Developments in 2018-2019 Quantum Reliable Human Technology Energy Health Archer obtains exclusive licence to Collaboration & access agreements Graphene inks prepared with the quantum technology IP (QTIP) with UNSW University of Adelaide for printed biosensing technologies QTIP patents l
Slide 9: Building a world-first 12CQ qubit processor chip
12CQ Building a world-first qubit processor chip 9
Slide 10: Hallmarks of the Computing Economy
Hallmarks of the Computing Economy Large computing systems gave way to portable, miniaturised devices with integrated componentry: materials innovation still disrupts the industry and central to growth. Successful companies are founded and led by highly skilled people with scientific knowledge, IP,
Slide 11: Classical Computing vs. Quantum Computing
Classical Computing vs. Quantum Computing ‘Classical Bit’ Processable information in a binary O or 1 state e.g. electronic signal fsStatic \/~ ‘Qubit’ Processable information in a quantum ‘superposition’ state e.g. electron spin, light fhLifetimes & Control Semiconductor Materials Key to transistor
Slide 12: Successful development of Archer's 12CQ chip could enable widespread ownership of quantum computing
Archer staff operating quantum device fabrication instruments at the Sydney Nanoscience Hub. Successful development of Archer’s 12CQ chip could enable widespread ownership of quantum computing powered technology 1 Archer World-record room-temperature qubit stability is using the only reported conduc
Slide 13: Successful commercialisation of 12CQ chip technology could catalyse a multibillion dollar industry
Successful commercialisation of Archer’s 12CQ chip technology could catalyse a global multibillion dollar industry $30b $715b 70% Forecast size of Global semiconductor Of semiconductor quantum computing industry revenue3 manufacturing located industry in 20222 in Asia3 50% $4b 88% Australians now ow
Slide 14: Archer has exclusive international rights to develop and commercialise quantum computing technology
Archer has exclusive international rights to develop and commercialise breakthrough quantum computing technology Globally registered patents are exclusively licensed to Archer by the University of Sydney. The basis of the patent IP, the 12CQ qubit processor, represents the means to establishing comm
Slide 15: Global pioneers in nanotechnology and quantum computing are leading Archer's 12CQ Project
Global pioneers in nanotechnology and quantum computing are leading Archer’s 12CQ Project Dr Mohammad Choucair FRACI FRSN GAICD joined Archer in December 2017 as CEO. PhD in Chemistry (UNSW). Inventor of the 12CQ qubit processor. Founder of Carbon Allotropes. Former World Economic Forum Global Counc
Slide 16: 12CQ: Commercial Pathway
12CQ: Commercial Pathway a 12 a 2012. ®CQ's qubit 2013-15. Basic principles of 2016. Basic principles of ‘ 2019. *CQ commences building x A . Basic principles of quantum : . TRL material invented Sail al nll computing in "C's qubit material | Prototype qubit processor devices validated & reported |
Slide 17: Quantum Computing for Finance
Quantum Computing for Finance Why use Quantum Computers? Questions Problems Solutions Hardware Challenges for General Use Quantum Hardware Used Examples \ To implement Quantum Algorithms (software) that provide substantial speed-ups in processing over classical computers and the possiblility to solv
Slide 18: Quantum Computing Impact on Blockchain
Quantum Computing Impact on Blockchain ‘Quantum-proof’ Blockchain Blockchain a distributed public ledger, i.e. a digital tool using cryptography to protect information. Time Horizon Quantum computers may be able to break blockchain’s cryptographic codes within a decade™. Gr™. The World Economy By 20
Slide 19: The Path Forward
The Path Forward 19
Slide 20: The next 12 to 18 months
The next 12 to 18 months Value-added Development 1 Build a commercial prototype qubit processor chip to advance from a TRL of 2 towards 4 by assembling the functional components of the chip at the Sydney Nano- science Hub. Commercialisation 2 Establish commercial partnerships with highly resourced o
Slide 21: Archer Exploration Limited ASX Code: AXE
Archer Exploration Limited ASX Code: AXE ABN: 64 123 993 233 Head Office: Ground Floor, 28 Greenhill Road. Wayville, South Australia, 5034, Australia Phone: +61 8 8272 3288 Email: info@archerx.com.au Website: www.archerx.com.au Twitter: https://twitter.com/archerxau?lang=en LinkedIn: https://au.link
Slide 22: Appendices
Appendices (Slide 16) Commercial Readiness Level IP requirements identified Secured entry to sub-sectors of market Minimum viable product solution Customer problems validated Customer relationships established Revenue model verified Prototype solution validation Growth model realisation Customers ac
Slide 23: Glossary
Glossary Materials The tangible, physical basis of all technology. This includes speciality materials, advanced materials, minerals, ores, textiles, etc. Qubit A portmanteau for ‘quantum bit’, the fundamental unit of quantum information often used interchangeably to describe a material isolating the