QuStream News and product updates

The team unveiled a strategic shift from a standalone algorithm to a comprehensive Cryptographic SDK, driven by the complex demands of defense and intelligence sectors. Also covered were updates to the core algorithm, revised presale pricing for Qube hardware, and the revelation that ongoing discussions with Capgemini include the possibility that Capgemini will accept QuStream equity in exchange for building out the SDK, forming the basis of a potential long-term development relationship in addition to the reseller arrangement that's already being considered.

In this pivotal session, the team announced a major commercial breakthrough involving a strategic engagement with Colt Technology Services, a global Tier 1 telecom, fiber operator with a footprint in over 40 countries. Following a successful meeting in London, QuStream has been invited to install a permanent demonstration within Colt’s prestigious Innovation Lab where Colt's customers can evaluate the product for securing their communications.

The team solidified their operational infrastructure by announcing the formation of QuCloud, a strategic merger with Yoosend designed to manage the hardware backbone where each Qube will now support three nodes. Positioning the protocol as a "de facto" standard for high-security sectors, the team highlighted advanced negotiations with Capgemini supporting this mission. The update concluded with a clear Q1 roadmap, targeting a February kickstart for the decentralized node network and the imminent audit of staking smart contracts.