About Delta Gold Technologies

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Who We Are

Delta Gold is developing, under an exclusive license, intellectual property (“IP”) targeted towards the quantum computing space. This technology will be centered around the use of nano-scale gold and other nano-engineered materials. Utilising the very unique physical properties which are believed to have direct and significant applications within the rapidly growing Quantum Computing (“QC”) space.

This IP will be developed inconjunction with top global nanotechnology and quantum computing team at leading Universities, with the intention to further develop the IP, file provisional patents and subsequently license the technology on a global basis. The Universities Delta Gold partners with will supply facilities and researchers to develop commercial licenses.

What We Do

Delta Gold Technologies employs a distinctive approach as a research-driven, enterprise with significant potential to generate substantial IP licensing revenues from any developed innovations. Even being close to a breakthrough could hold considerable value, given the intense current research activity in this field. The Project is in the early research phase and the first year of a three-year research project has been funded by the Company.

Board of Directors

Michael Jones

CEO

Professional engineer (University of Toronto, 1985) with a 40-year career founding companies and taking them public, up to $1bn in market capitalisation. Previously founded a university-alliance company that developed platinum-group-element technology, filed patents and formed alliances — technology now in commercialisation.

Mark Burnett

Non-Executive Chairman

Director of Mining Investments at a leading London mining specialist investor, with 10+ years' investing and corporate finance experience across North America, South America, Australia and Africa. MPhil, University of Oxford; Officer in the British Armed Forces.

Jamie Tosh

Executive Director

Project manager and operations executive with 20+ years in senior roles across the UK, Australia, Africa and Canada, spanning the foundation, restructuring and operational management of private and publicly listed companies. Holds a Diploma in Corporate Governance.

Adam Monaco

INED

Chartered Accountant (CA ANZ) with 10+ years' experience, from audit and assurance at RSM Australia to supporting high-growth, VC-backed technology start-ups in the UK.

Patrick Severide

INED

Technology executive spanning corporate law and senior operating roles in high-growth technology companies, including enterprise software and legal AI. Began his career at Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP advising on M&A and capital markets. JD, University of British Columbia; HBA, Ivey Business School.

Prof. Kenneth L. Knappenberger, Jr.

Principal investigator, Penn State programme (optical route)

Professor of Chemistry and Physics and Head of the Department of Chemistry at Penn State; 100+ peer-reviewed papers; Coblentz Award in Spectroscopy; Fellow of the AAAS and of Optica.

Prof. Harry E. Ruda

Principal investigator, University of Toronto programme (electrical route)

Stan Meek Chair in Nanotechnology and Director of U of T's Centre for Nanotechnology; 250+ journal publications, 4 co-authored books, 14 patents. B.Sc. Imperial College London; PhD MIT.

Dr Thomas P Davis

Strategic Advisor

Co-founder and CEO of advanced materials company Oxford Sigma; multiple patents and extensive peer-reviewed publications in materials science; chairs ASME's global standards committee for fusion energy devices. DPhil, University of Oxford; MEng, University of Birmingham."