PhantasmPhi CPU Phase II - PHC14 - rack row, 48 QIC parts - 51.7 Z-OPS (guaranteed 10 E-OPS)

Think of a rack row the way you think of a marching band: forty-eight players, one beat, and the music comes from the players, not the wire. PHC14 is forty-eight QIC-105 parts on a QBeam star/ring row. Every part is the full-reticle die, 858 square millimeters in the 40 by 40 mm BGA-1536 package, eighteen chiplets stacked 1,500 CFET layers deep for 27,000 voxel-layers, with QBeam send and receive built onto the package. The row delivers 51.7 zetta probability-OPS on the credited chain, 5,169 times the guaranteed floor of 10 E-OPS, carries 1.21 million logical qubits, and draws 80.6 kW net after LED Power Recycling returns its 42 percent.

QBeam is the wire between the players: Bell-measure transmit, two classical bits over the CoolBeam phased array, I/X/Y/Z correction on receive, four lanes with PipeBeam ordering, 48 nanophotonic channels. It moves bytes from part to part and is never counted as compute; its rates are design targets until tape-out, quoted as interconnect only. The compute is the credited chain: depositions per clock from iverilog-verified RTL, ops per deposition, the EM Cooling clock, the Color-ISA pin, three strands, the QEC gate.

This is the monolithic 3D 10k-layer license, for USA datacenter operators building out a row. They walk away with the non-exclusive source-licensed RTL and photonic-HDL zip, the 17-section LICENSE, the Licensed-IP schedule and the PHC01 SKY130 tape-out anchor evidence, delivered by email and postal mail after a countersigned NDA and wire or online-check settlement. You buy the use of the blueprint; the blueprint stays with the inventor.