Blueprints
Design documents for one invention at a time. Each package on this shelf is a complete engineering story told in drawings and specifications — processors, interposers, data platforms, energy, chemistry — numbered, titled, dated and signed off by Christopher Gabriel Brown.
You are not buying the physical thing, and not a franchise: you are buying the document itself, delivered to you and yours to work from. Every invention stands on its own, so start anywhere.
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PhantasmPhi CPU Phase II - PHC18 - campus, 470,568 QIC parts - 507 Y-OPS (guaranteed 100 Z-OPS)Campus scale: 470,568 parts across several buildings.
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PhantasmPhi CPU Phase II - PHC17 - datacenter, 47,057 QIC parts - 50.7 Y-OPS (guaranteed 10 Z-OPS)One full datacenter: 47,057 parts, one design licence.
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PhantasmPhi CPU Phase II - PHC16 - DC hall, 4,706 QIC parts - 5.07 Y-OPS (guaranteed 1 Z-OPS)A whole datacenter hall: 4,706 parts on a QBeam dragonfly.
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PhantasmPhi CPU Phase II - PHC15 - pod, 471 QIC parts - 507 Z-OPS (guaranteed 100 E-OPS)Pod scale: 471 parts on a QBeam torus.
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PhantasmPhi CPU Phase II - PHC14 - rack row, 48 QIC parts - 51.7 Z-OPS (guaranteed 10 E-OPS)A row of racks: 48 parts on a QBeam star and ring.
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PhantasmPhi CPU Phase II - PHC13 - single rack, 5 QIC parts - 5.38 Z-OPS (guaranteed 1 E-OPS)Five QIC-105 parts chained in a single rack.
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PhantasmPhi CPU Phase II - PHC12 - one 2 nm QIC part - 1.08 Z-OPS (guaranteed 100 P-OPS)One complete QIC-105 part on 2 nm, before scaling out.
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PhantasmPhi CPU Phase II - PHC11 - one 7 nm QIC part - 25.1 E-OPS (guaranteed 10 P-OPS)Phase II begins: one large QIC-105 part, under NDA.