Delta Gold Technologies PLC (AQSE:DGQ) CEO Michael Jones joined Stephen Gunnion in the Proactive studio to discuss more about the company’s innovative approach to quantum computing, underpinned by its nanoscale gold-based technology. Jones explained that while many firms claim to have quantum computers, the core challenge of creating stable and scalable qubits remains unresolved. Delta Gold is focused on a novel method using nanoscale gold to address this challenge, backed by a leading research partnership with the University of Toronto. “The power of the quantum computer is something that can cross a whole bunch of different sectors, and that gives us a lot of opportunity to look for partners or licensees to our technology,” Jones said. He highlighted the company’s relationship with Professor Harry Ruda, a globally cited expert who leads Delta Gold’s research efforts, and noted the significant advantage of working within a university ecosystem. Delta Gold has recently listed on the Aquis Stock Exchange, with a market cap now exceeding £10 million following a 50% rise post-IPO. Capital raised will fund a three-year research programme, with IP development and patent filings planned. Jones confirmed that major stockholders are locked in, reflecting strong confidence in the company’s long-term potential. For more interviews like this, visit Proactive's YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like the video, subscribe, and turn on notifications to stay updated. #QuantumComputing #DeltaGoldTechnologies #MichaelJones #Qubits #UniversityOfToronto #QuantumResearch #AquisStockExchange #TechInvestment #QuantumIP #EarlyStageTech #GoldInQuantum
