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SEATTLE, Jan. 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Spectral Capital Corporation (OTCQB: FCCN), a pioneer in providing its deep quantum technology platform, is pleased to announce the filing of a critical patent in pandemic response using quantum computing architecture.
"The US has pulled out of the WHO and is going to take primary responsibility for its own global pandemic assessments. We are pleased to be part of the group of US companies rising to this challenge with a quantum forward approach to public health. Our patent pending approach analyzes the human genome, back-tests all known existing pathogens, generates synthetic pathogens based on computational biology, and continuously models the combined public health, social distancing, costs, benefits, transmissibility, economic impact, and optimal health strategy for existing or future pandemics. The distributed quantum ledger database leverages the companies post quantum secure edge and hybrid computing architecture optimized for speed, cost, and efficiency, dynamically allocating tasks between classical and quantum computers." Announced Spectral Chairman Sean Michael Brehm.
"Quantum computing allows for innovations in synthetic biology that intersect with public health data and economic data to give companies and governments real time information regarding pandemic response. Quantum computing has the potential to allow us to get better at early prediction of emerging pandemics and better balancing between public health goals and costs for pandemic prevention." Said Spectral President Jenifer Osterwalder. Spectral anticipates that the development of public health response products will be a part of its emerging suite of quantum software and middleware solutions that unlock the power of quantum computing for enterprises and governments. Spectral plans to have working prototypes of the system in late 2025 and intends to make the system available to enterprises so that they can develop their own insights into likely pandemic response and plan accordingly.
Spectral has a portfolio of patents and trade secrets designed to meet the enormous demand for hybrid computing systems which combine current classical computing technologies with emerging quantum computing technologies as these are made commercially available. An entire ecosystem of hardware and software will be needed to support hybrid and quantum computing and Spectral has ambitious plans to build one of the largest intellectual property portfolios in the industry, including its previously announced goal of filing for more than 500 patents by the end of 2025.