Quantum Computing Startup Delta Gold Details Its IP‑Driven Research Strategy

Delta Gold Technologies PLC (AQSE: DGQ), newly listed on the Aquis Stock Exchange, has outlined its ongoing research efforts and commercial approach in the quantum computing space. The small‑cap tech company is focused on developing qubits—the essential building blocks of quantum computers—through a unique nanoscale gold‑based approach aimed at achieving both stability and scalability, a key challenge for the sector. The firm has entered a three‑year research partnership with the University of Toronto, led by Professor Harry Ruda, with two postdoctoral researchers relocating to Toronto to support the work. Under this agreement, Delta Gold is spending around CA$1 million (~£600,000) annually and secures rights to 100 % of the resulting intellectual property. Capital raised from its recent £2.5 million IPO is being used to fund this programme and patent filings. CEO Michael Jones emphasized that the company remains flexible in its future commercial strategy, with potential pathways including licensing, strategic partnerships, or direct applications of its IP. Given the broad applications of quantum computing—from encryption to big data and medical modelling—the company sees multiple avenues for growth as its technology matures. #QuantumComputing #DeltaGold #TechInnovation #StartupResearch #SlimScan #GrowthStocks #CANSLIM