Compute/press release/2026-10-13

Rocket One Partners with VCU to Develop Nanomagnetic AI Chip Technology

Rocket One announced a partnership with Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) to advance nanomagnetic AI chip technology and device prototyping. The collaboration aims to develop next-generation magnetic memory, specifically SKYMRAM, for AI and defense chips. This information was initially released by Rocket One via PR Newswire and subsequently reported by Pluang.

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  • Rocket One partnered with VCU
  • Partnership is for nanomagnetic AI chip technology
  • Goal is to advance/develop the technology

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