BurstIQ Assigned Patent

BurstIQ, Inc., Denver, CO, has been assigned a patent (11,238,164) developed by Ricotta, Frank, Colorado Springs, CO, Jackson, Brian, Parker, CO, and Henry, Tyson, Castle Rock, CO, for a “secure adaptive data storage platform.“

The abstract of the patent published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office states: “An adaptive data storage platform includes a plurality of nodes and a plurality of data stores, each associated with a different one of the nodes. An immutable journal distributed is between the plurality of nodes. Access to the data stores is based upon a consensus of trust determined by the plurality of nodes. The data is cyphered as it is received to form ciphered data that is sharded into equally sized shards that are distributed across the nodes for storing on a corresponding ones of the data stores and tracked using the immutable journal. The shard may be periodically sent to a different one of the nodes for storing on the corresponding data store. The data is thereby ciphered and distributed across the plurality of data stores and is not stationary.”

The patent application was filed on July 10, 2018 (16/031,929