Integrated Quantum Technologies (DBA) Files Provisional Patent for Post-Quantum AI Infrastructure Platform, AIQu

Executive Summary

• Integrated Quantum Technologies filed a provisional U.S. patent application covering its privacy‑preserving AI and machine learning infrastructure (30 claims).
• The patented technology underpins the company’s post‑quantum AI platform, AIQu, and its first commercial product, AIQu VEIL.
• The filing is presented as a strategic milestone that strengthens the firm’s defensible position in the emerging post‑quantum AI market.

Key Details

• Provisional patent filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
• Patent covers proprietary AI/ML infrastructure designed for privacy preservation, quantum‑era security threats, compute efficiency, and global deployment complexity.
• The filing includes 30 distinct claims related to the company’s novel approach.
• AIQu – core post‑quantum AI platform intended to secure, govern, and scale AI end‑to‑end across enterprises.
• AIQu VEIL (Vector‑Encoded Information Layer) – first product on the AIQu platform; delivers privacy‑preserving AI infrastructure by eliminating the need to ingest, store, or process raw sensitive data.
• CEO & Chairman Alan Guibord highlighted enterprise challenges (data protection, model reliability, compute demand) and positioned AIQu/VEIL as solutions at the infrastructure level.
• No financial terms, financing details, or M&A activity disclosed.

Notable Quotes

“Recent events continue to show that enterprises face significant challenges in protecting sensitive data, ensuring AI model reliability, and managing increasing compute demands,” said Alan Guibord, CEO and Chairman of Integrated Quantum Technologies. “AIQu and VEIL address these issues at the infrastructure level, offering organizations a secure, scalable, and efficient foundation for deploying AI within their operations.”