Spectral Capital Announces Submission of Quantum Balance Patent
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Spectral Capital (OTCQB: FCCN) has submitted the first of 104 patents acquired from Chairman Sean Michael Brehm. The patent, called Quantum Balance™, addresses a major challenge in quantum computing adoption by providing a dynamic algorithmic approach for efficiently allocating tasks between classical and quantum computing systems. The technology is designed to enhance the company's decentralized cloud computing services with a quantum-forward approach, including improved cybersecurity. The patent application will remain confidential during review, allowing Spectral to develop the technology while maintaining patent priority.
Positive
- Acquisition of 104 patents strengthens intellectual property portfolio
- Development of proprietary Quantum Balance™ technology addressing key industry challenge
- Strategic enhancement of decentralized cloud computing services
Negative
- Patent pending status with no guarantee of approval
- Confidential nature of technology prevents immediate market validation
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One of the biggest challenges to the widespread adoption of quantum computing is the problem of balancing computing tasks efficiently between classical computing systems and emergent quantum systems. Spectral's Quantum Balance™ patent details a dynamic algorithmic approach to determining task allocation between quantum and classical systems.
"We are in the process now of designing and selling our decentralized cloud computing services and one of our key differentiators is a quantum forward approach, including enhanced cyber security. Having a proprietary approach where we can demonstrate efficiency of the use of quantum systems immediately is a key to our success. Over time, the Quantum Balance™ system will continue to learn the most efficient allocation of tasks between classical and quantum computing," said Jenifer Osterwalder, CEO of Spectral Capital.
"I've been working on the development of these systems with some of the finest software architects in the world, inside and outside of government. The problem of how to balance the load between these two types of systems efficiently, and how to create a dynamic system that will learn over time, has been vexing. I think we now have an approach that can grow over time with our customers in the Quantum Balance™ approach," said Spectral Chairman and inventor of the Quantum Balance™ approach, Sean Michael Brehm.
The patent application for the Quantum Balance technology will remain confidential until review by the patent office is completed, at which time the approach, if approved, will be published. In the interim, Spectral can develop the approach without waving patent priority in the event that the patent issues. The application has been submitted to counsel to be filed on a provisional basis as the first of 104 patents acquired by Spectral.
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