Rocket One Signs Agreement to Advance Nanomagnetic AI Chip Technology and Device Prototyping
Rocket One signed a one-year sponsored research agreement with Virginia Commonwealth University to advance SKYMRAM, a skyrmion-based magnetic memory technology targeting next-generation AI chips. The program begins November 1, 2026, with quarterly milestones in nanoscale fabrication, materials optimization, and device-level switching studies; Northwestern University joins via a subaward for thin-film growth and characterization. Rocket One receives an option to negotiate licenses to resulting intellectual property, but the release explicitly notes no completed AI processors or validated system-level performance exists yet.
Key figures
- Program start
- November 1, 2026
- Program duration
- one year
- Skyrmion size nm
- 100
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