QNFO Research Foundation
An open-science research collective publishing critical analyses of the $35B quantum computing industry. Our work spans p-adic mathematics, ultrametric geometry, topological quantum computation, and condensed matter approaches — all published with independently verifiable Zenodo DOIs.
About QNFO
QNFO is a research foundation that publishes analyses of computing paradigms, with a focus on thermodynamic efficiency and architectural honesty. Our core thesis: computational advantage must be measured in joules-per-solution, not qubit counts or press releases.
We maintain a growing corpus of research papers, a knowledge graph mapping conceptual relationships, and the QNFO Unified License Agreement governing intellectual property. Our commercial platform, QWAV, translates this research into pre-commercial computing architectures benchmarked with JPCUB.
Research Papers
Browse the full corpus of publications across number theory, physics, quantum error correction, and computer science — all with Zenodo DOIs and independent verifiability.
Knowledge Graph
Explore the QNFO concept graph — 2,500+ interconnected nodes mapping research entities, papers, and their relationships.
License
QNFO Unified License Agreement v2.0 — open-science licensing with commercial protections.
Archive
Persistent archival storage with DOI registration and R2-redundant backup infrastructure.
QWAV Platform
Pre-commercial computing platform exploring p-adic ultrametric architectures benchmarked with JPCUB.
iPatent.me
Quantum technology patent disclosure framework for prior art documentation.
- Statistical Audit of the Pythagorean Semigroup Mass-Ratio Claim2026-07-31
- QNFO Consilient Synthesis v2.0: The Shared Adelic Kernel2026-07-31
- The Adelic Cross-Domain Program: From the Fine-Structure Constant to the Standard Model Mass Spectrum via Bruhat-Tits Trees2026-07-31
- Ultrametric Consilience Atlas: Cross-Domain Applications of p-Adic Mathematical Structure2026-07-31
- The QWAV Decade: Enterprise p-Adic Computing 2025-20352026-07-31
- Counterfactual Physics: What If p-Adic Methods Had Won?2026-07-31
- Computing After Silicon: A History-Constrained Forecast of Computing Machine Evolution, 2026-20502026-07-31
- Five Pillars, One Framework: A Cross-Domain Audit of the Ruliad, Autaxys QC, and Measurement Stratigraphy2026-07-30