Technical Assessment of a System and Method for Quantum Resonance Computing (QRC) Utilizing Telecommunications Infrastructure

This report provides a comprehensive technical assessment of a novel computational system and method designated as Quantum Resonance Computing (QRC). The proposal outlines a paradigm shift in high-performance computing by repurposing existing global telecommunications infrastructure—specifically optical fiber and wireless networks—into a large-scale, programmable analog computer. The primary application for this system is the solution of combinatorial optimization problems, which can be mathematically formulated as Quadratic Unconstrained Binary Optimization (QUBO) problems. These problems pose significant challenges for conventional digital computers, representing a notable bottleneck across critical sectors such as logistics, finance, materials science, and drug discovery.