Stock has now bottom from its IPO run-up. Good time to be picking. Only public co in that sector Quantum Numbers launches QNG2 random-number generator 2017-01-18 12:11 ET - News Release Mr. Pierre Miron reports QUANTUM NUMBERS CORP. ANNOUNCES NEXT GENERATION OF QUANTUM RANDOM NUMBER GENERATORS Quantum Numbers Corp. has officially launched QNG2, a next generation of quantum random-number generators (QRNG) solutions. QNG2 is specifically designed to be integrated into consumer electronics, but powerful enough to secure sensitive communications, including financial and mobile communications, cloud-based applications, as well as military communications. The corporation has filed the patent in Canada, the United States, Europe and in 10 other strategic countries. "We provide a source of absolute randomness, a key prerequisite for any encryption scheme to provide reliable cybersecurity. QNC's QNG2 is a cutting-edge QNRG based on quantum tunnelling, a purely quantum effect that guaranties complete randomness. It also has the capacity to deliver up to one gigabit per second of full-entropy random numbers, and is small enough to be embedded in a microprocessor chip. This unique technology provides one of the highest-potential security for electronic devices connected to the Internet," stated Dr. Bertrand Reulet, inventor of the technology, board member and technical adviser of the corporation. QNC is licensing the technology to leading manufacturers and integrators to address the market needs for an affordable but very secure hardware encryption. "Our technology can be integrated to protect Internet of Things (IoT), machine-to-machine (M2M), computers and mobile devices. Our goal is to become the reference in the industry," commented Pierre Miron, president and chief executive officer of the corporation. We seek Safe Harbor.
Quantum Numbers appoints Phaneuf president and CEO 2017-01-26 09:16 ET - News Release Mr. Luc Paquet reports QUANTUM NUMBERS CORP. ANNOUNCES THE APPOINTMENT OF NEW PRESIDENT & CEO AND GRANT OF OPTIONS Quantum Numbers Corp., subject to the final acceptance of the TSX Venture Exchange, has appointed Jean-Charles Phaneuf as the new acting president and chief executive officer of QNC, effective Feb. 6, 2017. In connection with Mr. Phaneuf's appointment, Pierre C. Miron has resigned from his position as president and chief executive officer and has been appointed as the new chief financial officer of QNC in replacement of Patrick J. Power. Mr. Phaneuf brings over 25 years of experience in the technology industry to QNC. He is a seasoned technology entrepreneur with significant M&A (mergers and acquisitions) and corporate finance experience in both the private and public sectors. Recently, he was partner at Oaklins E. Canada, with a business focussed on conducting M&A and corporate finance for technology firms. Additionally, he founded Sobrema and sold the business to iScope. He assumed the leadership CEO position with iScope which operation was later sold to Colet. Earlier, he was a co-founder at UForce which specializes in VoIP, which ultimately sold to 8x8 Inc., where he continued his career as senior vice-president based in Santa Clara, Calif. Prior to this, he was vice-president of business venturing at Innovitech, specialized technological consortium management, strategic planning and strategic alliances. He has extensive experience piloting growth, in various stages of technology companies from inception through to maturity. In addition to his entrepreneurial and technology growth experience, Mr. Phaneuf brings a wealth of international business, marketing strategy and general management experience. Mr. Phaneuf is a graduate of the Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal in industrial engineering with specialization in innovation management. Chairman of QNC Luc Paquet stated: "Mr. Phaneuf's leadership, exceptional strategic marketing and execution abilities will be instrumental in advancing the market acceptance of the QNC's technology. He will bring a wealth of expertise, including customer-focused product development and marketing strategy, combined with a demonstrated track record of success in creating bottom line performance through strong people leadership. We also want to thanks Mr. Power for his implication and efforts in QNC's success." On his appointment, Mr. Phaneuf stated: "The technology embodied by QNC's quantum random numbers generator could be a game changer to certain cryptography practices. I look forward at the opportunity to demonstrate the advantage that the fundamental component of our technology can achieve in the next wave of our marketing initiatives as we advance our QNRG into broader market acceptance." Option grant Pursuant to Mr. Phaneuf's retainer, the corporation has granted an aggregate of two million stock options to him pursuant to the corporation's stock option plan. The options expire 10 years from the issue date and have an exercise price of 30 cents per share. The options are subject to semesterly vesting over a period of 24 months. About Quantum Numbers QNC is an innovative developer of cryptographic solutions based on a quantum random number generator (QRNG). The corporation's mission is to address the growing demand for affordable hardware security for connected devices. We seek Safe Harbor.
