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Press contact, company fact sheet, brand assets, and a media kit you can quote from. LatticeWorks engages quietly — when there is something to say, it will be said here.
Press inquiries are read directly. Typical response within two business days. Embargo requests, interviews, and background briefings handled case by case.
info@latticeworks.solutionsLatticeWorks has not issued public releases at this time. Announcements will be published here as commercial terms permit — typically tied to licensing milestones, technical publications, or formal partnership disclosures.
Get notifiedAs external publications, analysts, or researchers cover LatticeWorks or the Lattice Transfer Protocol, links will be aggregated here. For background on the technology itself, the technical spec is the canonical reference.
Read the specLatticeWorks operates a field-of-use licensing model in five regulated verticals. Active commercial engagements are governed by NDA and will be disclosed publicly only when terms permit. The verticals below define our current licensing scope.
LatticeWorks is not actively raising capital. The company is structured around licensing revenue and is not seeking institutional investment at this time. Strategic conversations — co-development, anchor licensee, acquisition — are welcomed on a selective basis through the contact form.
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LatticeWorks develops the Lattice Transfer Protocol (LTP), a post-quantum data transfer protocol that materializes files at the destination from a constant-size cryptographic commitment, rather than moving them. Built on NIST-standardized lattice cryptography. Patent pending.
LatticeWorks, LLC is a Delaware company developing the Lattice Transfer Protocol (LTP), a post-quantum secure data transfer protocol built on NIST-standardized lattice cryptography (FIPS 203 and FIPS 204). Rather than moving files, LTP commits them into a constant-size cryptographic descriptor and materializes them at the destination — mathematically verifiable, at any distance. The company licenses LTP by field of use into regulated infrastructure sectors including finance, defense and space, healthcare, critical infrastructure, and AI/ML pipelines. LatticeWorks is patent pending.
Jas Strokus is the creator of the Lattice Transfer Protocol and founder of LatticeWorks. He designed LTP to rebuild the data transfer layer around post-quantum cryptographic primitives rather than retrofit existing protocols. LatticeWorks engages selectively with partners in regulated infrastructure.
Yes, on a selective basis. Submit a request via the press form with publication, scope, and timeline. Typical lead time is one to two weeks for scheduled interviews, longer for in-depth features.
The public spec page documents the eight novel contributions of LTP. The full technical whitepaper, formal proofs, and reference implementation are shared under NDA on request. Working sessions with the founder for technical deep-dives can be arranged.
Yes, for upcoming announcements and milestone disclosures. Embargo terms are confirmed in writing before any material is shared. Standard embargo windows are 24–72 hours depending on the announcement type.
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On first reference: LatticeWorks, LLC (the company) and the Lattice Transfer Protocol (LTP) (the protocol). Subsequent references: LatticeWorks and LTP. The brand mark is the stylized "L" lattice; do not modify, recolor, or rotate it outside the variants provided in the media kit.
A high-resolution founder portrait is available on request via the press form. The portrait above is a placeholder pending publication of the official asset.