GBT TECHNOLOGIES INC - GTCH STOCK NEWS

GBT Technologies filed continuation patent applications for its innovative mobile database sharing and multi-dimensional microchip technologies on March 18, 2021. The microchip patent aims to enhance integrated circuit manufacturing by increasing the number of transistors on silicon wafers, potentially boosting IC performance. The database management patent focuses on secure communications for mobile and IoT devices, enabling efficient data sharing. However, the company faces legal challenges from Discover Growth Fund regarding asset ownership, which may impact future operations.

GBT Technologies Inc. (GTCH) announced its PCT application has entered the National Phase in South Korea, receiving the number 10-2021-7008024. This marks the completion of the filing for international PCT protection in South Korea and Europe for its 3D Chip and Memory Patent, originally announced on March 4, 2021. The company focuses on advancing technologies in IoT and AI while building a robust intellectual property portfolio, with aims to commercialize innovations within smart microchips and mobile technology.

GBT Technologies Inc. (GTCH) is developing a new Electronic Design Automation (EDA) technology to improve Integrated Circuits (IC) manufacturing, addressing challenges in Design For Manufacturing (DFM) analysis. The aim is to enhance silicon yield through a real-time system integrating DFM and Design Rule Check (DRC) rules, focusing on deep nanometer chip designs. While the company emphasizes its innovative approach, it acknowledges the need for sufficient capital and strategic partnerships for successful implementation, with no guarantees of success in these endeavors.

GBT Technologies Inc. (OTC PINK: GTCH) has announced that its PCT application has entered the regional phase in Europe as of March 16, 2021, assigned the number 19862631.9, covering all EPC states. This application was initially filed around October 9, 2019. The European Patent Office is anticipated to issue a communication inviting GBT to respond to the WO (ISA)/IPRP, with potential for claims reduction to limit fees. GBT aims to develop a suite of products incorporating IoT and AI technologies, focusing on licensing its intellectual property.

GBT Technologies Inc. (OTC PINK: GTCH) is advancing its research on Probabilistic Neural Network (PNN) algorithms for Kirlian photography to analyze human organs. This innovative research aims to extract health-related information from energy-based images produced by Kirlian techniques. GBT plans to optimize PNN methods for efficient image processing, focusing on identifying patterns associated with health concerns. However, the success of this venture hinges on adequate capital and strategic partnerships, with no guarantee of achieving its objectives.

GBT Technologies Inc. (OTC PINK: GTCH) has defined its Infinia project, focusing on developing a long-range radio transceiver system for data and audio communication. The system aims to operate in high frequencies (HF) to ensure clarity and reliability across long distances. Key features include a user-friendly interface and advanced communication protocols. The project emphasizes health-related communication first, with a vision of global connectivity. However, the success of the project depends on research, adequate funding, and strategic partnerships.

GBT Technologies (OTC PINK: GTCH) is developing a smartphone application for its qTerm device, targeting long-range radio communication to transmit user vitals. The system aims to provide features such as data transmission via Low Energy Bluetooth, an AI backend for analytics, and enhanced security through encryption. The qTerm supports telemedicine, allowing users to send health data and location globally. The improved qTerm hardware is expected by May 2021, with initial testing of the radio prototype planned for August 2021.

However, successful development hinges on securing funding and partnerships.

GBT Technologies Inc. (OTC PINK: GTCH) is seeking international PCT protection for its 3D Chip and Memory patent across South Korea and Europe. This patent focuses on a multiplanar silicon design, aiming to enhance silicon yield and reduce power consumption in integrated circuits (ICs). The company believes this innovation will facilitate the development of advanced memory chips and GPUs. The original patent was granted by the USPTO on December 1, 2020, following its filing in March 2019.

GBT Technologies Inc. (GTCH) is advancing its AI-based robotics research for medical applications, specifically focusing on remote operation robotics. This technology aims to enhance surgical precision through robotic arms controlled by surgeons from a distance. The company recognizes the potential of machine vision combined with robotic systems to improve minimally invasive procedures. However, successful development depends on adequate capital and partnerships for manufacturing and regulation. The company faces uncertainty about achieving these goals, which are crucial for its research to come to fruition.