Spectral Capital Corporation Announces Exclusive Interview with Chairman Sean Michael Brehm on Quantum Computing and Global Outreach Efforts

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Spectral Capital (OTCQB: FCCN) has announced an exclusive interview with Chairman Sean Michael Brehm, focusing on the company's Quantum Bridge Program and global outreach efforts. Brehm has been meeting with investment firms and sovereign wealth funds to promote quantum computing and gather support for the program. The initiative aims to accelerate the commercialization of quantum computing technologies by providing startups with funding, expertise, and access to industry partners.

The company's strategy involves creating a robust ecosystem supporting quantum innovation across various sectors. Brehm emphasized the importance of transparency and real-world impact, inviting startups, investors, and researchers to join the program. The interview highlights Spectral Capital's commitment to driving advancements in quantum computing and its potential to revolutionize industries worldwide.

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• Launch of the Quantum Bridge Program to accelerate commercialization of quantum computing technologies
• Global outreach efforts to engage with investment firms and sovereign wealth funds
• Potential for quantum computing advancements across 11 GICS sectors

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SEATTLE, Aug. 14, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Spectral Capital Corporation (OTCQB: FCCN) is excited to announce that its Chairman, Sean Michael Brehm, recently participated in an exclusive interview with Fast Company while traveling overseas to meet with investment firms and sovereign wealth funds. The interview, which delves into Spectral Capital's innovative Quantum Bridge Program, can be accessed here.

During his travels, Brehm has been actively engaging with global investment leaders to educate them about the potential of quantum computing and to garner support for Spectral Capital's recently launched Quantum Bridge Program. This initiative is designed to accelerate the commercialization of quantum computing technologies by providing startups with vital resources such as funding, technical expertise, and access to a global network of industry partners.

"The Quantum Bridge Program is our flagship initiative at Spectral Capital, created to fast-track the development and real-world application of quantum computing technologies," Brehm stated in the interview. "Our global outreach efforts are aimed at building a coalition of forward-thinking investors and institutions who understand the critical importance of creating a practical crawl, walk, and run approach to building this technology for the future."

Brehm's meetings with investment firms and sovereign wealth funds are part of a broader strategy to create a robust ecosystem that supports quantum innovation. By fostering collaboration between financial leaders and quantum startups, Spectral Capital aims to drive significant advancements across all 11 GICS sectors, from healthcare to finance to energy.

In the Fast Company interview, Brehm also emphasized the importance of transparency and real-world impact, highlighting the program's commitment to sharing success stories and showcasing the tangible results of quantum computing. He invited startups, investors, and researchers to join the Quantum Bridge Program, encouraging them to be part of this groundbreaking journey.

"We are not just talking about the future—we are actively building it," Brehm remarked. "Through our global engagements, we are ensuring that quantum innovations are accessible, impactful, and poised to revolutionize industries worldwide."

About Spectral Capital Corporation

Spectral Capital Corporation provides Quantum as a Service (QaaS), utilizing its proprietary Distributed Quantum Ledger Database (DQ-LDB). The company's DQ-LDB is a blockchain technology that offers advanced storage, security, and cloud computing solutions. Spectral Capital was incorporated in 2000 and is headquartered in Seattle, Washington, USA.

For more information about Spectral Capital and the Quantum Bridge Program, visit Spectral Capital's website.

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FAQ

What is Spectral Capital's Quantum Bridge Program?

Spectral Capital's Quantum Bridge Program is an initiative designed to accelerate the commercialization of quantum computing technologies by providing startups with funding, technical expertise, and access to a global network of industry partners.

Why is Sean Michael Brehm, Chairman of Spectral Capital (FCCN), meeting with global investment leaders?

Sean Michael Brehm is meeting with global investment leaders to educate them about the potential of quantum computing and to garner support for Spectral Capital's recently launched Quantum Bridge Program.

How does Spectral Capital (FCCN) plan to impact various industries with quantum computing?

Spectral Capital aims to drive significant advancements across all 11 GICS sectors, from healthcare to finance to energy, by fostering collaboration between financial leaders and quantum startups through their Quantum Bridge Program.

What is the main goal of Spectral Capital's (FCCN) global outreach efforts in quantum computing?

The main goal of Spectral Capital's global outreach efforts is to build a coalition of forward-thinking investors and institutions who understand the importance of creating a practical approach to developing quantum computing technology for the future.