Seeking European partners to co-develop atomic scale fabrication technologies
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As a participant of the upcoming symposium “GCCIR Matchmaking Symposium” organized by the GCCIR and Innoget next 19 November 2018 in Barcelona (Spain), the company Quantum Silicon Inc. (QSi) is seeking European partners to meet at the Barcelona event to develop a joint collaboration project.
Quantum Silicon Inc. is specifically interested in:
• Developing relationships with companies and research organizations to collaborate on developing atomic scale fabrication technologies. QSI, one of the company’s products presented below, basic manufacturing technology uses the tip of a scanned probe microscope to selectively remove hydrogen atoms from a hydrogen-terminated silicon surface. The company has been automating this process, getting to the point where it is accurate and relatively fast, and now wants to find partners to make it even faster and more accurate. This could include developing special purpose machines in which several tips work in parallel.
• Companies and research organizations to collaborate with on developing and deploying the atomic scale coprocessor that Quantum Silicon Inc. has developed for accelerating the training of neural networks from unlabeled data.
In case you are interested in meeting Quantum Silicon Inc. at the Barcelona event to discuss a potential collaboration, please register for free to the symposium through the orange button provided above.
Quantum Silicon Inc. is an early-stage company with a disruptive approach to building computing devices. The company makes computer logic based on the ultimately-small silicon device: a single silicon atom forming an atomic silicon quantum dot. Its aim is to meet the semiconductor industry’s need for products that are faster and significantly more power efficient than is possible with today’s and tomorrow’s transistor-based approach, allowing the industry to resume its Moore’s Law path without discarding the multi-billion-dollar investment it has made in silicon over the past half-century.
All of this is possible because Quantum Silicon Inc.’s ability to manufacture at the atomic scale is the best in the world. For years, organizations around the world have sought automated and scalable tip-based manufacturing using scanning tunnelling microscopes and atomic force microscopes. QSi has that, and the company puts it to work every day to make its unique circuits.
In summary, the company is in business to develop, design, manufacture and license:
Quantum Silicon Inc. is also marketing some of their atomic fabrication tools, including the proprietary Single Atom Tips (SATs).
QSI’s lithographic techniques for atom scale fabrication are the best in the world. The company uses Scanning Tunneling Microscopes or Atomic Force Microscopes for manufacturing purposes. Until now, these tools have been researching tools, but the company has developed them into economically scalable manufacturing tools. The patented control system and user interfaces create a fully-automated and scalable atom-scale production process. In the same way, the tools and techniques developed by Quantum Silicon Inc. for tip-based manufacturing are products in their own right that are sold or licensed to others.
In terms of products, Quantum Silicon Inc. uses its manufacturing techniques to make computing devices formed from patterns of Atomic Silicon Quantum Dots. The company’s ASiQDs have made possible to develop atomically small, extremely fast and energy efficient devices that are made entirely of silicon, preserving the semiconductor industry’s enormous half-century silicon investment.
Preferences / Requirements for Potential European Partner(s)
The following are the important aspects Quantum Silicon Inc. is looking for a European partner:
The German-Canadian Centre for Innovation and Research (GCCIR) is a multilateral initiative for the development of German-Canadian, and more broadly European-Canadian, research and business relations. It is based in Edmonton, Alberta and is located in the TEC Edmonton Business Incubator. The Centre provides support for the exchange of information, development of networks, and the establishment and cultivation of collaborative partnerships in academia, business, and industry.
The GCCIR, along with Innoget, is the co-organizer of the GCCIR Matchmaking Symposium in Barcelona, to be held on November 19, 2018 in Barcelona (Spain). With the support of the Centre for the Development of Industrial Technology (CDTI) and ACCIÓ, the Agency for Business Competitiveness of Catalonia, the symposium is a unique opportunity for all Spanish organizations to connect with Albertan partners to jointly develop R&D projects eligible to receive funding under the Alberta-Europe Technology Collaboration Fund as well as other funding programs to be presented during the event.
From the Alberta side, roughly 15 to 20 Albertan SMEs (small-to-medium sized enterprises) will participate in the symposium for the purpose of meeting potential R&D partners based in Spain. Furthermore, during the event, the German-Canadian Centre for Research (GCCIR), the Centre for the Development of Industrial Technology (CDTI) and ACCIÓ will present the available funding programs that both Spanish and Albertan partners could apply to fund the resulting projects related to the industrial sectors below:
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