- Visium Technologies (OTC: VISM) and True Photonic partner to develop TruContext Photon™, an AI-native platform using pure photonic computing.
- The platform operates up to 5,700 times faster than traditional cloud systems and reduces energy consumption by over 90%.
- Pilot deployments are scheduled for late 2026, targeting smart cities, secure national systems, and digital infrastructure hubs.
Visium Technologies Inc. (OTC: VISM), a leader in cybersecurity and AI-driven solutions, has entered into a strategic partnership with True Photonic to co-develop TruContext Photon™, an AI-native situational intelligence platform. This new platform stands out by operating on a pure photonic computing infrastructure, delivering speeds exponentially faster than current cloud-based systems.
The TruContext Photon™ platform utilizes True Photonic's patented Poovey Switch™ technology, allowing it to perform optical logic operations at femtosecond speeds. This remarkable advancement achieves processing speeds up to 5,700 times faster than traditional systems while reducing energy consumption by more than 90%, offering a more sustainable computing solution.
Designed to revolutionize smart city operations, the platform provides real-time public safety monitoring, predictive analytics, sustainable digital command centers, and secure multi-agency coordination. Furthermore, it features a tokenized compute access model, aligning resource use with market demand and potentially disrupting traditional compute-service pricing structures.
Mark Lucky, CEO of Visium Technologies, emphasized that TruContext Photon™ is positioned at the forefront of the shift beyond silicon-based computing. The partnership with True Photonic allows the integration of cutting-edge contextual analytics with transformative optical computing, enhancing AI performance and setting a new standard for urban security and infrastructure solutions.
The companies have announced that pilot deployments are slated for late 2026, with initial implementations focusing on smart cities, secure national systems, and digital infrastructure hubs. This strategic roadmap sets the stage for future scalability in critical infrastructure and defense sectors, indicating potential market disruption and a significant leap forward in computing technology.
