PhantasmPhi CPU Phase II - PHC15 - pod, 471 QIC parts - 507 Z-OPS (guaranteed 100 E-OPS)

Think of one rack row that has been told to behave as a single machine. PHC15 is that row: 471 QIC-105 parts on a QBeam torus pod. Each part is an 858 mm² full-reticle die in a 40 by 40 mm BGA-1536 package, eighteen chiplets of 1,500 CFET layers apiece for 27,000 voxel-layers, with QBeam send and receive on-package. QBeam is the photonic wireless chain between parts: a Bell measurement to transmit, two classical bits across the CoolBeam phased array, an I/X/Y/Z correction to receive, four lanes ordered by PipeBeam over 48 nanophotonic channels. It carries bytes, never the compute.

The label reads 507 zetta probability-OPS, 11.9 million logical qubits, 791 kW net after LED power recycling. That is the credited chain: iverilog-verified depositions per clock, ops per deposition, the clock measured at 7 nm and its 2 nm figure under EM cooling, the Color-ISA pin, the three photon, electron and atomic strands, the 99.998% QEC gate. Under it sits the guaranteed floor of 100 E-OPS, cleared 5,072 times over. Probability-OPS is the native unit; a FLOPS figure beside it is gold framing, labeled. QBeam rates stay design targets until tape-out.

This is the RONNA-fleet license at 0.3 nm, for a US datacenter operator: a non-exclusive, source-licensed RTL and photonic-HDL zip with the full 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 walk away with the use of the blueprint; the invention stays with CRI-ONE.