SuperQ files patent for ChatQLM orchestration app

Executive Summary

• SuperQ Quantum Computing Inc. has filed a provisional utility patent for "ChatQLM," a consumer application utilizing a proprietary Quantum Leveraged Model (QLM) to dynamically route user queries across various computing backends (classical LLMs, D-Wave quantum annealing, IonQ gate-based systems, and optimization solvers).
• The company simultaneously announced a debt-for-equity settlement, issuing 210,000 common shares to two creditors to extinguish $294,000 in outstanding indebtedness.

Key Details

• Patent Filing:
  • Subject: Provisional utility patent for "quantum leveraged model (QLM)" orchestration and routing technology.
  • Application: Powers "ChatQLM," described as the world's first quantum-powered consumer application.
  • Functionality: Acts as a hardware-agnostic gateway that parses natural language prompts and determines in real-time which modality is required to solve a problem.
  • Routing Logic:
    • D-Wave: High-scale combinatorial optimization (logistics, supply chain, financial portfolio balancing).
    • IonQ: High-fidelity algorithmic tasks (generative AI, molecular simulations, complex decision-tree analysis).
    • LLM: Qualitative analysis, content parsing, and data retrieval.
    • Optimization Solver: Everyday combinatorial and continuous optimization problems.
  • Key Differentiators from Sept 2025 Filings:
    • Dynamic modality selection based on workload metadata.
    • Vendor-agnostic "Rosetta layer" converting prompts into hardware-specific machine code for D-Wave, IonQ, and Nvidia GPUs.
    • Consumer-ready failover via real-time benchmarking to switch back-ends during high noise or latency.
• Shares-for-Debt Settlement:
  • Transaction: Settlement of outstanding indebtedness with two creditors.
  • Debt Amount: $294,000.
  • Consideration: Issuance of 210,000 common shares.
  • Deemed Price: $1.40 per share.
  • Restrictions: Securities subject to resale restrictions for four months and one day.

Notable Quotes

• "With the launch of ChatQLM, we are moving the conversation from what quantum could do to what a quantum app is doing right now... This patent protects the 'traffic controller' that makes ChatQLM unique. We've built the intelligence to know what belongs on an annealer, a gate-based machine or a GPU. By automating this orchestration, we are giving the everyday user the power of a quantum computer scientist through a simple, conversational interface." — Dr. Muhammad Khan, CEO and Board Chair