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Fractal is a quantum speed, on current hardware software stack available today. Fractal was developed for the United States Government intelligence community – to deliver quantum speed, without a data center.
Fractal is now in use at electric utilities, U.S. Government agencies and demonstration projects presented here. Members of the Fractal team built the eBay fraud detection engine, the underlying technology for the TSA No-Fly List and the fraud systems for much of the auto insurance industry.
Fractal is an independent software company, located in Austin, Texas and accepts no outside funding. The Fractal go-to-market model is to work through independent software partners who need quantum speed on current hardware today.
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Repost of Frank DaSilva article with permission – you should subscribe to his site. Beyond the Cloud: Why the Future of AI Is Smaller, Local, and Sovereign AI does not need hyperscale. It needs better architecture. Smaller systems, local intelligence, sovereign futures. Frank Da Silva Dec 23, 2025 Re-architecting intelligence for Terra 2.0 For years, the dominant story around artificial...
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It has been said politics lies downstream from culture. Perhaps. Provably, technology lies downstream from warfare, weaponry, and the need to survive. The list of mainstream technologies emanating from the need to win a war or protect a nation is endless – some are life-changing as in emergency medicine and wound management. Since our team is engaged with the type...
f you are old enough to remember “vendor lock in” you will certainly be sensitive to the new challenge – putting your sensitive corporate data into someone else’s LLM – and a stranger forever owns what they intuit from your data. Any clever query builder can likely access the sensitive information you put up into that LLM while you were...