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Integrated Cyber Solutions Inc., doing business as Integrated Quantum Technologies, develops quantum-ready AI infrastructure for organizations that handle sensitive data. Its news centers on AIQu™, a post-quantum AI infrastructure platform, and VEIL™ (Vector Encoded Information Layer), a privacy-preserving machine-learning and data-protection technology designed to transform sensitive information before it enters AI or ML workflows.
Recurring updates include VEIL™ product development and commercialization, independent security risk assessments, technical white papers, provisional patent activity, enterprise deployment validation, and management appointments tied to platform architecture and AI innovation. Company announcements also address regulated-data use cases across enterprise environments where privacy, compliance, and emerging quantum-era security risks shape adoption of AI systems.
Integrated Quantum Technologies (OTCQB: IGCRF) appointed Anita Oehley as Chief Technology Officer to lead technology strategy, platform architecture, and enterprise adoption for AIQu™ and VEIL™. The company renewed a digital marketing agreement with Native Ads for an initial six-month term at US$175,000 with an option to extend up to US$175,000. Management updates include the conclusion of Kevin Thomas's CMO contract and the resignation of director Jeri Dunn. The company emphasized scaling enterprise-grade, privacy-preserving and post-quantum AI infrastructure for regulated and multinational customers.
Integrated Quantum Technologies (OTCQB: IGCRF) on January 22, 2026 unveiled AIQu VEIL, a quantum-resilient AI infrastructure layer that uses proprietary Informationally Compressive Anonymization (ICA) to ingest and process only anonymized, compressed vector data so raw data are never exposed. The platform targets regulated, data-sensitive enterprises and claims global single-instance deployment, improved downstream speed and accuracy, reduced compliance friction (HIPAA, GDPR, CCPA/CPRA), and native resilience versus quantum-era threats.
Integrated Quantum Technologies (OTCQB: IGCRF) appointed Jeremy Samuelson as EVP, Artificial Intelligence and Innovation effective January 20, 2026. Samuelson, inventor of the patent-pending VEIL infrastructure layer and a nearly 20-year AI veteran, will lead commercialization of the company’s AIQu post-quantum AI platform and VEIL privacy-preserving technology. The company said it will accelerate AIQu and VEIL development to address enterprise privacy, compliance, and emerging quantum-era risks.
Integrated Quantum Technologies (OTCQB: IGCRF) launched an updated corporate website and a new investor presentation on January 15, 2026, using the domain www.integratedquantum.com.
The materials describe the company's focus on post-quantum AI infrastructure, centering on the core platform AIQu and its first product VEIL (Vector-Encoded Information Layer), which the company positions as privacy-preserving infrastructure for enterprise AI in regulated and data-sensitive environments. The presentation highlights technology roadmap, intellectual property foundations, and market drivers for quantum-resilient AI infrastructure to support institutional and strategic investor engagement.
Integrated Quantum Technologies (OTCQB: IGCRF) filed a provisional U.S. patent on January 13, 2026 for its AI and machine learning infrastructure underpinning AIQu, a post-quantum AI platform. The filing includes 30 claims focused on privacy-preserving AI and machine learning methods that aim to protect sensitive data across the AI lifecycle. AIQu's first product, AIQu VEIL (Vector-Encoded Information Layer), is positioned as enterprise-grade privacy-preserving infrastructure to avoid ingesting or storing raw sensitive data while addressing post-quantum threats, compute efficiency, model integrity, and governance for global AI deployment.
Integrated Cyber Solutions Inc. (OTCQB: IGCRF) announced it will do business as Integrated Quantum Technologies Inc. to expand from traditional cybersecurity into research and technologies addressing AI-era risks such as quantum threats, machine-learning pipeline vulnerabilities, and scaling compute infrastructure.
The company said it will refresh its website and communications, seek shareholder approval to adopt the new legal name at a special resolution at the upcoming Annual General Meeting, and that its trading symbol will remain IGCRF with no shareholder action required.