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Spectral Capital (OTCQB:FCCN) has appointed Dr. Moshik Cohen as Chief Technology Officer (CTO). Dr. Cohen, an expert in plasmonics, nanophotonics, and quantum systems, will lead the company's technology roadmap and drive innovations in their Quantum Bridge approach.

The appointment marks Spectral's transformation from a Quantum as a Service (QaaS) provider to a Deep-tech holding company focused on quantum computing IP. Dr. Cohen's expertise in plasmonics enables data transmission at near-light speed with minimal power consumption, offering benefits including ultra-fast data transfer, energy efficiency, and room-temperature operation capabilities.

Spectral Capital (OTCQB: FCCN) has appointed Dr. Moshik Cohen as Chief Technology Officer to lead the company's technology roadmap. Dr. Cohen, an expert in plasmonics, nanophotonics, and quantum systems, will drive innovations in the company's Quantum Bridge approach, helping transition from classical to quantum computing architectures.

The appointment marks Spectral's transformation from a Quantum as a Service (QaaS) provider to a Deep-tech holding company focused on quantum computing IP. Dr. Cohen's expertise in plasmonics enables data transmission at near-light speed with minimal power consumption, featuring ultra-fast data transfer, energy efficiency, and room-temperature operation capabilities.

Spectral Capital (OTCQB: FCCN) has completed the acquisition of crwdunit through a stock exchange transaction valued at 3,750,000 shares. The deal, initially announced on September 10, 2024, was finalized on December 10, 2024, through a merger of crwdunit into Spectral QDA Holdings, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Spectral.

Under the agreement, crwdunit stakeholders will receive 1 share of Spectral stock for every $4.00 they invested in the crwdunit platform. The acquisition aims to strengthen Spectral's position in Quantum as a Service (QaaS) computing and decentralized cloud infrastructure. All shares issued in the transaction will be distributed to crwdunit platform investors.

Spectral Capital (OTCQB: FCCN) has partnered with FYNTRA to launch QVault™, the world's first Quantum Wallet, integrating quantum computing with blockchain technology. The system is built on the Vogon Distributed Quantum Ledger Database (DQLDB), offering a quantum-resilient framework that enables users to interact with their portfolios through natural language conversations.

The partnership combines FYNTRA's patented wallet technology with Spectral's Quantum Bridge strategy, featuring Collective Intelligence™ for real-time portfolio analysis. The system incorporates Spatial, Temporal, Thematic, and Semantic (STTS) attributes for enhanced asset management, supported by QuantumVM™ and deterministic concurrency for seamless integration with existing technologies.

Spectral Capital (OTCQB:FCCN) and FYNTRA Group announced a strategic partnership to develop the world's first quantum wallet for storing quantum digital assets and cryptocurrencies. FYNTRA will provide software services to Spectral's Vogon Division, integrating their Web5 Wallet with Vogon's Distributed Quantum Ledger Database (DQLDB).

The partnership aims to create a next-generation quantum wallet leveraging Vogon Cloud's Quantum Bridge strategy and QuantumVM runtime. The solution will combine blockchain capabilities with quantum-powered innovation, offering enhanced security and efficiency for digital asset management. The wallet will feature immutable transaction history, decentralized data storage, quantum-resistant security, and interoperability across multiple blockchain networks.

Spectral Capital (OTCQB: FCCN) has appointed James M. Babcock to its advisory board. Babcock, a Harvard Law School graduate with experience in private equity and emerging technology investments, brings expertise through his family office, Cthulhu Ventures. His investment portfolio includes low-light photovoltaics, pharmaceuticals, mycelium leather, and green chemistry ventures. Babcock currently serves as CEO of Collaborative Aggregates, focusing on pavement preservation technologies. The appointment aims to leverage his experience in selecting, funding, and growing emerging technology companies to support Spectral's growth in Quantum as a Service computing and decentralized cloud infrastructure.

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.

Spectral Capital (OTCQB:FCCN) announces the expansion of its Vogon Cloud decentralized edge computing platform across 16 global regions. The platform features modular data centers built from graphene-enhanced concrete containers, each housing 1,504 servers. The infrastructure includes a 5.5MWh Sodium-Ion Battery Energy Storage System with 90% efficiency and 25-year lifespan. Vogon Cloud integrates SPHINCS+ post-quantum cryptography within its Distributed Quantum Ledger Database (DQLDB) for enhanced security. The system is designed to support up to 15,000 SMEs or 150 large enterprises, operating on renewable wind and solar energy sources.

Spectral Capital (OTCQB:FCCN) Chairman Sean Brehm discusses the company's Vogon DQLDB, a decentralized quantum ledger database system. The technology aims to transform financial markets by placing human identity at the center of commercial transactions. The system indexes all market activities using MSCI's GICS standards, categorizing transactions into industry classifications while maintaining individual data privacy through post-quantum cryptography. Vogon DQLDB is designed to provide transparency similar to the 1792 Buttonwood Agreement, allowing users to maintain custody of their data while enabling regulatory oversight and high-frequency transaction processing.