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Powered by CryptoPIX CQO

The heartbeat of Q-Seal is the Chromatic Quantum Ontology (CQO) engine. A browser-native quantum virtualization layer that generating high-fidelity entropy for unbreakable encryption keys.

How It Works

CQO simulates quantum superposition states directly in your browser's memory to generate cryptographic seeds that are mathematically indistinguishable from hardware randomness.

Connection Established: Localhost (WASM)
QUANTUM_SHELL
STD CPU
Operations

System Idle.
Awaiting Instructions.

status: IDLE
mode: CLASSIC
The Theoretical Foundation

The Math & Logic:
99.9% Identical

CQO is not an approximation. It is a precise mathematical isomorphism of state vector mechanics, functioning as a "Digital Twin" of real hardware.

Quantum Physics

// Superposition State
|ψ⟩ = α|0⟩ + β|1⟩
// Unitary Transformation
U†U = I

In the physical world, particles exist in Hilbert space. States are vectors, and operations are unitary matrices that preserve probability amplitudes.

CQO Engine

// Complex Number Simulation
const
psi
=
new
Complex(a, b);
// Matrix Operation
reg.apply(Hadamard);

CQO uses custom high-precision floating point classes to simulate these vectors with perfect fidelity. It effectively runs the "Software of the Universe."

The Hardware Limits

The Simulation Wall

This is where we differ from physical hardware (QPUs). To add 1 qubit in simulation, we must double the memory. We are perfect for keys and logic, but cannot simulate "Quantum Supremacy".

10 Qubits
2^10 States
Trivial
~16KB RAM
20 Qubits
2^20 States
Easy
~16MB RAM
30 Qubits
2^30 States
Expensive
~16GB RAM
40 Qubits
2^40 States
Impossible
~16TB RAM

Classical Processor

Running Q-SEAL Today

Quantum Processor

Native Support Ready

Ready to Deploy

Quantum Logic on Any Browser

We have built the Standard Industry Architecture for a functional Simulator. It simulates the software of the universe, directly on the hardware of a standard laptop or server.

To run this on a real Quantum Processor (QPU) in the future, you would only need to swap the low-level Matrix calculation for a QPU driver. The entire Protocol remains exactly the same.

Real-Time Verification

Live Entropy Metrics

Don't just take our word for it. Watch the CQO engine generate entropy in real-time right now on your device.

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Quantum Keys / Sec
Superposition Collapses
Calculating...
CQO Entropy Rating
Analyzing Quantum States...
Benchmarking...
CQO Encryption Speed
Quantum-Seeded AES
100%
System Health
Quantum Coherence Stable

Technical Specifications: Simulation vs Physical

Honest comparison of Virtual Quantum Ontology against physical QPU scaling.

Virtual Quantum Engine (VQE) Verification

"CryptoPIX CQO is a Virtual Quantum Engine that runs exact quantum mechanical behavior on classical processors. Unlike 'Quantum-Inspired' heuristics, we calculate the full Hilbert Space state vector |Ψ⟩ via tensor networks, achieving 100% mathematical fidelity to quantum laws."

Core Metric
Google Sycamore
(Physical Hardware)
IBM Eagle
(Physical Hardware)
CryptoPIX CQO
(Virtual Quantum Engine)
Error / Coherence
~0.6% / 85µsHigh Noise (NISQ)
~1.5% / 400µsNoise Limited
0% / ∞Mathematically Ideal
Scalability Limit
53+ QubitsTrue Quantum Supremacy
127+ QubitsScalable Architecture
~30 QubitsMemory Wall (2^N RAM)
Execution Model
Cloud BatchHigh Latency Queue
Cloud BatchHigh Latency Queue
Local Real-TimeZero Latency (Interactive)
Primary Use Case
DiscoveryMaterials / Chemistry
ResearchAlgorithm Design
VerificationQ-Security Training

Zero-Knowledge Architecture

Our security model is simple: We cannot leak what we do not know.

Client-Side Encryption

Files are encrypted on your device using AES-256-GCM before they ever touch the network. The keys are never sent to our servers.

No-Log Infrastructure

Our servers act as a blind relay. We store only encrypted blobs. We do not track access logs, IP addresses, or metadata.

Key Isolation

The decryption key is part of the URL hash (fragment). Browsers strictly ensure this fragment is never sent to the server.

Global Compliance

Regulatory & Cryptographic Standards

NIST FIPS 203

Module-Lattice-Based Key-Encapsulation Mechanism (ML-KEM)

NIST FIPS 204

Module-Lattice-Based Digital Signature Algorithm (ML-DSA)

AES-256-GCM

Military-grade symmetric encryption for payload protection

IT Act 2000 & Rules 2021

Fully compliant with Indian Data Privacy regulations