Rocket One Signs Agreement to Advance Nanomagnetic AI Chip Technology and Device Prototyping
PR Newswire•13/10/2026•16:16 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤Rocket One (RKTO) signs one-year VCU agreement beginning November 1, 2026
- ➤SKYMRAM program targets soft magnetic-layer switching as its key proof-of-concept milestone
- ➤VCU leads nanoscale fabrication, materials optimization, and device-level testing research
- ➤Rocket One receives an option to negotiate licenses for project-generated intellectual property
- ➤Research has not established completed AI processors or validated system-level performance
Expert Statements
Robb Knie, Chief Executive Officer of Rocket One
“Building the next generation of AI computing requires advances in the underlying hardware, including how information is stored and switched”
Robb Knie, Chief Executive Officer of Rocket One
“This agreement establishes a concrete development path for SKYMRAM, with fabrication, characterization and switching milestones designed to test the technology at the device level.”
Robb Knie, Chief Executive Officer of Rocket One
“Our goal is to build the technical foundation for future chip architectures serving AI infrastructure, space, and defense.”
Rocket One Signs Agreement to Advance Nanomagnetic AI Chip Technology and Device Prototyping PR Newswire
SKYMRAM program targets next-generation semiconductor memory using spintronics and nanoscale fabrication, supporting Rocket One's strategy across AI infrastructure, space, and defense computing.
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