# Public Content Claim Audit

This ledger records every quantitative, comparative, customer, availability,
pricing, and adjacent research assertion removed from the prior public pages. No
entry had a reproducible AWEN artifact or permissioned deployment record in the
public repositories. Every entry below was removed, not softened or relocated.

## Former home page

| Removed assertion or offer | Disposition |
|---|---|
| AWEN delivered software for a post-2025 era and enabled unprecedented quantum-simulation performance. | Removed; the site now describes public research source only. |
| Further silicon miniaturization was impossible because of atomic scale, tunneling, and heat. | Removed; unsupported absolute comparison. |
| Advanced 3 nm transistors forced clocks below 5 GHz. | Removed; no directly supporting source was supplied. |
| AI model sizes doubled every 3 months, drug simulations required 1000x more compute, and climate models required atomic resolution. | Removed; combined unsourced forecasts. |
| Photonic chips used 100x less energy and enabled rack-sized exascale systems. | Removed; no defined full-system energy boundary or artifact. |
| Photonic quantum computing supplied exponential speedups across optimization, simulation, and machine learning. | Removed; unconditional advantage claim. |
| AWEN was a flagship product bridging classical and photonic quantum computing. | Removed; no shipping product exists. |
| AWEN delivered 50–100x performance gains and unprecedented simulation speed. | Removed; no AWEN benchmark artifact existed. |
| A Nature paper supported the adjacent AWEN speed claim. | Removed; third-party work did not evidence an AWEN measurement. |
| A Science paper supported AWEN's familiar photonic development environment. | Removed; the citation did not establish that product claim. |
| Integrated photonics continued Moore's Law through exponential density and coherence improvements. | Removed; the linked paper did not support the full sentence. |
| A latest release was offered for $4,299 per license. | Removed; no purchasable release or price exists. |
| An annual subscription included updates and support. | Removed; no subscription or support contract exists. |
| A full simulation toolkit, algorithm templates, multi-GPU and photonic-processor support, priority support, and regular updates were included. | Removed; this bundled availability claim was not supported by a shipped offering. |
| Visitors could purchase the offering. | Removed; there is no sales transaction. |
| The organization was pioneering named research fields and building post-silicon infrastructure. | Replaced with a bounded public-research description. |
| A dated copyright notice identified Awen Technologies. | Replaced with an undated project footer; no entity assertion is made. |

## Former products page

| Removed assertion or offer | Disposition |
|---|---|
| The listed products bridged classical and quantum computing. | Removed; they were not shipping products. |
| AWEN for Photonics supported processors and delivered 50–100x simulation gains. | Removed; no qualifying hardware artifact existed. |
| AWEN for Photonics cost $4,299 per license. | Removed; no purchasable license exists. |
| A Quantum Photonic SDK was a comprehensive hardware-accelerated development suite costing $3,999. | Removed; no such packaged commercial offering exists. |
| PhotonQ was a state-of-the-art, GPU-accelerated, high-performance simulator costing $2,999. | Removed; no such packaged commercial offering exists. |
| Visitors could learn more about or buy the listed products. | Replaced with a link to inspect the public source and license. |
| Pricing plans were available for quantum-computing needs. | Removed; no plans exist. |
| A Starter plan for individuals and teams cost $999 per year. | Removed. |
| Starter included single-GPU support, basic circuits, community support, and templates. | Removed; there is no plan entitlement. |
| A Professional plan served research teams and businesses. | Removed. |
| Professional included multi-GPU support, advanced circuits, priority support, and custom hardware integration. | Removed; there is no plan entitlement. |
| An Enterprise plan for organizations cost $9,999. | Removed. |
| Enterprise included unlimited GPU support, continuous dedicated support, custom algorithms, and on-site training. | Removed; there is no plan entitlement. |
| Visitors could contact sales or buy Starter and Professional plans. | Removed; there is no sales channel. |
| The organization was pioneering named research fields and building post-silicon infrastructure. | Replaced with an implementation-bound source inventory. |
| A dated copyright notice identified Awen Technologies. | Replaced with an undated project footer. |

## Former research page

| Removed assertion or forecast | Disposition |
|---|---|
| AWEN was pioneering a scalable photonics path beyond fundamental silicon limits. | Removed; no AWEN evidence supported the comparison. |
| A Nature article demonstrated 1000x lower interconnect energy than copper at 100 Gbps. | Removed; adjacent wording was not reliably supported. |
| A Science article achieved one million CMOS-compatible photonic components per chip. | Removed; adjacent wording was not reliably supported. |
| A PRX Quantum article showed molecular-dynamics simulation 100x faster than classical computing. | Removed; adjacent wording was not reliably supported. |
| A Nature article demonstrated vertically integrated circuits with 1000 layers. | Removed; adjacent wording was not reliably supported. |
| A Nature Physics article achieved 10 ms coherence in topological photonic structures. | Removed; adjacent wording was not reliably supported. |
| A Science article showed photonic chips at 1000x lower thermal density than silicon. | Removed; adjacent wording was not reliably supported. |
| A Nature Nanotechnology article integrated ten million components in one square centimetre with 5 nm features. | Removed; adjacent wording was not reliably supported. |
| A Nature article demonstrated neural-network training 100x faster than GPUs. | Removed; adjacent wording was not reliably supported. |
| A PRX Quantum article achieved fault-tolerant photonic quantum computing with surface codes. | Removed; adjacent wording was not reliably supported. |
| A Science article projected continued Moore's Law scaling through 2035 and beyond. | Removed; adjacent wording was not reliably supported. |
| The 2023 roadmap promised one million components per chip and commercial photonic AI accelerators. | Removed; unsupported forecast. |
| The 2025 roadmap promised photonic interposers and the first photonic quantum advantage. | Removed; unsupported forecast. |
| The 2027 roadmap promised three-dimensional integration and datacentre superiority over silicon. | Removed; unsupported forecast. |
| The 2030 roadmap promised photonic quantum supremacy and general-purpose processors. | Removed; unsupported forecast. |
| The project offered publications, patents, and white papers through the site. | Removed; no corresponding public inventory was present. |
| A dated copyright notice identified Awen Technologies. | Replaced with an undated project footer. |

## Former solutions page

| Removed assertion or outcome | Disposition |
|---|---|
| AWEN solutions delivered practical cross-industry advantages. | Removed; no deployment evidence existed. |
| Molecular dynamics ran 100x faster than classical supercomputers. | Removed; no end-to-end AWEN benchmark existed. |
| Financial optimization completed in seconds rather than hours. | Removed; no workload, baseline, or artifact existed. |
| Quantum-enhanced fluid dynamics enabled high-resolution climate models. | Removed; no implementation or evidence existed. |
| Routing with thousands of variables completed in real time. | Removed; no workload, baseline, or artifact existed. |
| Quantum-enhanced algorithms trained neural networks exponentially faster. | Removed; no end-to-end AWEN benchmark existed. |
| Quantum materials were simulated with unprecedented accuracy. | Removed; no defined accuracy protocol or artifact existed. |
| A top-ten pharmaceutical company reduced discovery from five years to eighteen months. | Removed; no real, permissioned customer record existed. |
| A hedge fund found arbitrage opportunities twelve times faster than competitors. | Removed; no real, permissioned customer record existed. |
| A national weather service improved climate resolution eightfold. | Removed; no real, permissioned customer record existed. |
| A delivery fleet reduced fuel use by twenty-three percent. | Removed; no real, permissioned customer record existed. |
| Industry leaders were using AWEN solutions and visitors could contact a solutions team. | Removed; no deployments or sales team were documented. |
| A dated copyright notice identified Awen Technologies. | Replaced with an undated project footer. |

## Retained claims

The replacement pages retain only repository-verifiable statements about public
source areas, their research status, the absence of commercial offerings and
customer outcomes, and the evidence required before publishing a hardware claim.
Direct links point to the source repository, implementation-status document, and
manual hardware benchmark workflow.