MCLEAN, Va. -- InferX Corporation (OTCBB: IFRX), a leading data analytics and security risk firm which
provides the most advanced technology and screening process available
to protect the U.S., announced today that the U.S. Patent and
Trademark Office has approved the issuance of a patent for the
company's Distributed Data Mining and Compression Method and System.
It was filed on July 10, 2003 for essential components of InferX's
flagship product, Distributed Data Analytics Platform (D2AP).
D2AP offers a new generation of technologies for a network-centric
approach to pattern discovery from dispersed data. The key benefit of
D2AP is that the entire enterprise data can be analyzed at its local
points of origin, facilitating near real-time analytics to meet
critical mission needs. In addition, by keeping the data where it
resides, the approach addresses the ownership, privacy, and security
concerns of the organization or enterprise.
"This technology will be able to provide the best protection
available for this country," said Jesus Mena, InferX's Chief Strategy
Officer. "With the threat of severe security breaches, this
technology is pivotal in the prevention of terrorist acts and the
general security of private information."
InferX Corp.
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