Research Semiconductors

This is a bit-level loseless data compression, consisting of two steps: preparation and processing. Any file can be compressed down to a file floor size, typically employing multiple compression cycles, where the output of the curent cycle becomes the input of the next cycle. The file floor size depends on multiple options available during the two steps. Typically, the entire process requires a large processing power.

The data encryption consists of two steps as well, preparation and processing, with the preparation step being the same as for compression. Due to the common preparation step, an input file can be both encrypted and compressed. The encrypted file preserves the size of the input file.

I am convinced that at this point, a reader is in one of three groups. Group one, leaving the page... "hmmmm! Another one with a miracle compression". Group two, ... "Intriguing, something to investigate". And group three... reading or already read the IP... "yes, I get it". I invite all three groups to contact me: for the first group to show that yes, any file can be compressed and there is no contradiction with any aspect of the fundamental theory, for the second group to interract directly and save them time, for the third group to dive into details... and for all three groups, to cooperate.

In term of applications... sky is the limit. Lossless compression applications span from commercial (data communication, streaming, internet, social media, data storage, hi-fi telephony), to entertainment (including new raw TV brodcasting format), to military and exploration (such as underwater communication), to space communication. Encryption applications include secure communication without use of any identifiable means, concealed communication, remote access on a dedicated data channel.

To achieve the full potential, a specialized chip is required. An estimated 30% of aplications however can be implemented in software. I am looking to work for an established company, which includes me coordinating the development team. A different avenue is independent development, using venture capital.