Spectral Capital Stock Price, News & Analysis

Spectral Capital Corporation (OTC: FCCN) has announced a strategic $15 million investment in White Label Loyalty (WLL), a UK-based loyalty and customer engagement technology company. The investment will support WLL's global expansion and product innovation, funded through a $25 million equity facility as part of Spectral's plans to uplist to NASDAQ.

WLL offers a no-code, API-first loyalty engine for creating behavior-driven loyalty programs, serving clients across retail, financial services, and B2B sectors. The capital will be used to enhance their technology stack, expand their team, and enter new markets. The transaction, expected to close by end of May 2025, is subject to regulatory approvals and a PCAOB-compliant audit.

Spectral Capital (OTCQB: FCCN) has announced a strategic partnership with Trading Nations Global to launch its decentralized data center solutions across 16 global territories. This marks FCCN's first structured international sales initiative as the company transitions from technology development to commercial execution.

The pre-revenue company has focused on developing quantum-resilient data center infrastructure, energy-autonomous systems, and distributed quantum ledger database (DQLDB). Through this collaboration, Spectral's technology will be marketed via Trading Nations' ambassador network and partnered managed service providers (MSPs).

Spectral Capital (OTCQB: FCCN) has announced a strategic partnership with Energy Tech and Essence Global to deploy advanced sodium-ion energy storage and Hydrogen-on-Demand (HoD) Systems. The collaboration aims to power Spectral's decentralized hybrid cloud and edge computing platforms with 2.5-3.0 MWh power capacity.

The partnership involves deploying decentralized data centers globally, focusing on Florida, New Zealand, and Indonesia as key locations for sodium-ion battery production and infrastructure expansion. Energy Tech will integrate its sodium-ion battery technology, which offers superior performance without thermal runway risks, while Essence Global's HoD system will provide clean, continuous power generation.

The initiative includes expanding manufacturing operations beyond Energy Tech's current 6 GWh annual production capacity. The technology combination offers advantages such as higher thermal stability, no rare earth mineral requirements, and a projected lifespan of 10,000+ cycles. This partnership enables Spectral to optimize energy efficiency and potentially become a net energy provider.

Spectral Capital (OTCQB: FCCN) has announced a significant patent milestone in quantum computing. The company has filed 104 provisional patent applications in the quantum computing field, completing the initial patent filing from the Vogon Cloud acquisition.

According to the European Patent Office (EPO), quantum computing inventions have shown exceptional growth over the past decade, surpassing all other technology fields. Building on this momentum, Spectral has set an ambitious target to file more than 500 patent applications by the end of 2025, leveraging innovations from Verdant Quantum and Quantomo acquisitions, along with contributions from Dr. Moshik Cohen, Dr. Wolf Kohn, and Chairman Sean Brehm.

Spectral Capital (OTCQB: FCCN) has appointed Scott Robison, a U.S. Army Special Forces veteran with 22 years of military service, to its Advisory Board. Robison, who is a founding partner of Kingswood Defense Group and Cadet Holdings, brings extensive experience in emerging technologies and defense strategies to advance Spectral's quantum computing and sustainable solutions initiatives.

During his military career, Robison led the Special Weapons Testing Task Force at Fort Cavazos and managed over 300 major defense acquisition programs. He will focus on strategic innovation and defense technology integration, particularly for initiatives like the Vogon Distributed Quantum Ledger Database (DQLDB) and plasmonic quantum computing. His expertise spans advisory roles at companies including PeakNano Systems, Valkyrie AI, Cyberlux, Crius Technologies, and CrowdPoint.

Spectral Capital (OTCQB: FCCN) has submitted an application to uplist its common shares to the Nasdaq Capital Market. The company, focused on deep quantum technology, highlighted several achievements including breakthrough advancements in Plasmonics Semiconductor through Verdant Quantum, development of Analytic Tomograph from Quantomo, and continued development of Distributed Quantum Ledger Database through Vogon Decentralized Edge and Hybrid Cloud infrastructure.

The company aims to support governments and enterprises in the quantum era through its Deep Quantum Technology Platform and Quantum Cloud Computing solutions. The company has revitalized its core Monitr product with Vogon Cloud technology and positioned itself for growth through strategic acquisitions. The uplisting is subject to Nasdaq approval and meeting all listing criteria, with FCCN continuing to trade on OTCQB pending approval.

Spectral Capital (OTCQB: FCCN) has filed a patent for pandemic response using quantum computing architecture. The system aims to analyze human genomes, test pathogens, generate synthetic pathogens, and model public health strategies, including social distancing measures, economic impacts, and optimal health responses for existing or future pandemics.

The company's approach utilizes a distributed quantum ledger database with post-quantum secure edge and hybrid computing architecture, optimizing between classical and quantum computers. Spectral plans to develop working prototypes by late 2025, making the system available to enterprises for pandemic response planning.

The initiative is part of Spectral's broader strategy to develop quantum software and middleware solutions. The company has announced plans to build one of the industry's largest intellectual property portfolios, targeting over 500 patent filings by the end of 2025.

Spectral Capital (OTCQB: FCCN) Chairman Sean Brehm appeared on FOX Business' Making Money with Charles Payne on January 15th, 2025, discussing the quantum computing market landscape. During the interview, Brehm highlighted how Spectral's unique approach uses plasmonics to strengthen qubit signals, contrasting with other companies that require absolute zero temperatures.

The discussion featured several quantum sector leaders including RGTI, FCCN, IONQ, and QUBT. Brehm emphasized that Spectral's technology leverages the mature semiconductor industry for a more practical market approach. The interview also highlighted the growing investor interest in quantum technologies, noting IONQ and NVIDIA's role in providing next-generation infrastructure for commercialization.