Fractal is a tech stack reducing I/O (input/output) to such a degree entirely new classes of applications are made possible.

I/O is the reason states and the federal government need huge data centers – reduce I/O dramatically, your applications run on a computer you can hold in your hand – at quantum speeds – on current hardware.

I/O management is one of the reasons a legacy application takes years to transition to a new code base. 

Fractal can replace any legacy application, in 90 days, with zero disruptive risk – via a parallel application.  

Fractal is a spin-off of a Federal computing project in the 1980s, for a major intelligence service, to build a technology running at quantum speed – on current hardware.

Fractal delivers quantum speed, on current hardware, using advances in I/O reduction, delivering the fastest computing available anywhere.

Using Fractal, artificial intelligence applications run 1,000 times faster and are built in a quarter – without a huge data center.

The federal government cannot account for over $800 billion in Department of Defense spend.  Much of that loss is due to conventional technology which makes the huge budget of the DoD opaque.

Fractal can make the entire DoD budget, down to the line item level, accessible instantly.

Governments have vast databases of voters, Medicaid recipients, DMV licensees residing in scores of complex systems. 

There is no ability to cross search – reconcile – one database against another – due to the ancient tech the government – and virtually all tech vendors use.

The Federal Election Commission system alone is almost 700 million records – in a huge data center.  The FEC system requires scores of tech support personnel.

That FEC database also runs in Fractal, as a demonstration project, on a computer you can hold in your lap.  One person supports it – needing only a couple of hours a month.

Medicaid, Medicare, the DoD, state voter rolls – use 1980s technology requiring massive data centers, consuming 4% of the electric power in the U.S. 

Fractal eliminates the need for massive data centers – because they are an I/O artifact. 

The current tech stack is expensive, requires armies of tech support personnel, and the databases are often wildly out of date and incorrect.

The current tech stack is obsolete.  It is I/O intensive.

The leading technology evaluating organization, Gartner, reported it as well.

Not a state in America, nor the federal government can reconcile its program roll addresses against property tax records, DMV files, Medicaid records or other databases – instantly, in real time.

No government entity can compare every Medicaid recipient, down to the claim level, against related databases – uncovering fraud rings and ineligible recipients – instantly from a phone.

Does the state have Medicaid/Medicare providers working out of fake addresses like a convenience store?

Fractal shows this – with one click across billions of identities and claims – on a computer the size of a shoe box!

Fractal runs databases measured in trillions of records, operating at 200 million transactions per second.  That means no government database need remain difficult to traverse or to cross search against other related databases.

Fractal technology has shown great success in commercial applications and is able to do the same for federal and state systems.

A Fractal system can be implemented in any state or the federal government in 90 days or less.

Any federal legacy system can be converted to a full stack, Fractal system, running at quantum speeds, in less than 3 months.

Fractal just proved it with the FEC system – converted in 10 days.

A Fractal system costs about 1/10th what conventional technology would cost.

A Fractal system runs in parallel with current government systems – no need to replace anything.

Run the two systems, side-by-side – testing every transaction – and over a short acceptance period retire the legacy system.

A Fractal system runs on computers you can hold in your lap, on a card, on a chip – with the identical code.

Fractal systems are currently enabling executives to deliver mandated results at less than 1/10th the cost of conventional technology.