[ RESEARCH ]

Exploring Fundamental Questions in Computational Intelligence

Our research addresses core limitations in current AI architectures, investigates quantum-inspired classical systems, and conducts foundational work in computational mathematics.

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Post-Transformer Computational Models

Current artificial intelligence systems rely heavily on transformer-based architectures with inherent computational limitations. Our research investigates alternative mathematical frameworks that challenge fundamental assumptions about neural computation and information flow.

Alternative attention mechanisms and architectural paradigms
Efficiency improvements in large-scale inference and training
Memory and computational resource optimization
Novel approaches to model compression and deployment
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Classical Implementations of Quantum Principles

While quantum computing promises revolutionary capabilities, practical quantum systems remain years from deployment. Our work explores whether quantum computational advantages can be achieved on classical hardware through novel mathematical approaches.

Quantum-inspired algorithms on standard hardware
Non-destructive state observation techniques
Parallel computation and optimization strategies
Resource-efficient quantum-advantage approaches
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Fundamental Mathematical Frameworks

Advances in practical computing often require breakthroughs in underlying mathematics. We conduct foundational research in areas where improved mathematical frameworks could enable new computational capabilities and efficiencies.

Algorithmic complexity and efficiency theory
Novel approaches to classical computational problems
Mathematical optimization frameworks
Information theory and conservation principles

Implications Across Multiple Domains

Edge Computing

Enabling advanced AI capabilities on resource-constrained devices

Enterprise AI

Reducing infrastructure costs and deployment complexity

National Security

Computational independence and supply chain resilience

Scientific Computing

Accelerating research across disciplines through improved efficiency

Collaboration Opportunities

We are interested in discussing research partnerships, government funding opportunities (DARPA, NSA, SBIR), and strategic collaborations.

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