Company · London
Delta Gold Technologies does not build quantum hardware; it pays for university research into gold as a qubit material and takes exclusive licences to what comes out. Its two sponsored programmes are at Penn State, where Ken Knappenberger's group studies gold nanoclusters whose electron spins can be set and read out with light, and at the University of Toronto. The London-registered company began trading on Aquis under the ticker DGQ in December 2025, brought three Penn State patent applications into its portfolio in June 2026, and in July 2026 reported about 40% spin-polarised emission from the clusters in Penn State experiments.
Founded in 2025, Delta Gold Technologies is a company in London focused on quantum materials and hardware. No project in this directory lists it yet.
Sources: Technical update on sponsored research agreements (Delta Gold, July 2026) · Penn State files three patent applications related to Delta sponsored research (Delta Gold, June 2026) · Half-year report for the period from incorporation to 31 October 2025 (Delta Gold) · DELTA GOLD TECHNOLOGIES PLC (Companies House)
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Delta Gold Technologies bolstered its quantum IP with three new patent applications from Penn State, focusing on using gold and advanced materials.
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