NXTQUANTUM announced India’s domestic mobile operating system to debut on AI+ Pulse and Nova 5G

An Indian Deep Tech software company NXTQUANTUM Shift Technologies announced its domestic mobile operating system on Friday. The NXTQUANTUM OS was dubbed, the company claimed that the entire interface was made from land in India, and ensures that no user data is stored in the server outside the country. The company, which is also building the AI+ smartphone, was founded by Madhav Sheth. NXTQUANTUM claimed that the OS has locally trained AI engines, which strengthen many smart and reference-inconceivable features.

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In a press release, Deep Tech Company announced its first mobile operating system and revealed that the first smartphones with OS would be AI+ Pulse and Nova 5G. Both smartphones are scheduled to be launched in India on 8 July.

The company claims that the operating system is designed to provide users full control over their data, including information about where the data is being stored, who can access it, and why they are accessible.

In particular, the company stated that all user data, including preferences, use history and backup, are stored in the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology in India-Ministry of Google Cloud Server. The NXTQUANTUM OS is also built on the zero-trust security model of the Google Cloud and adopts the consent-first approach to share data. The company claimed, “There is no third-party access, no unauthorized tracking, and no foreign data routing.”

Madhav Sheth, founder and CEO of NXTQUANTUM Shift Technologies and CEO, said, “NXTQUANTUM OS was designed with the first principles – your phone should work for you, not against you. What do you do on your device. We can’t access it.”

While details about the interface, features and adaptation options of the operating system are not known, the company shared some information what expectations are expected. An Indian product manufactured and updated through the stack, NXTQUANTUM OS system-level telemetry control (remotely collecting, measuring and transmitting data from devices to servers) and locally trained Artificial Intelligence (AI) engine provides engines that power.