Taiwanese polymath’s interdisciplinary breakthroughs — from cybersecurity foundations adopted in critical infrastructure to next-generation photonic chips and sustainable gemstones — position LongServing Technology at the forefront of science, technology, and cultural creation
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Dr. Ko-Cheng Fang, Inventor, Entrepreneur, Scientist, and Artist, Founder, Chairman, and Chief Executive Officer of LongServing Technology Co., Ltd., stands as one of the rare contemporary figures whose work transcends traditional disciplinary boundaries. Widely regarded as a modern-day Leonardo da Vinci for his ability to integrate rigorous scientific invention with artistic vision and entrepreneurial execution, Dr. Fang has built a body of work spanning photonic quantum computing, laboratory-grown Imperial Green jadeite, artificial intelligence robotics, plant-extract biotechnology, cybersecurity architecture, and cross-cultural fine art.
Born on March 31, 1962, in Taoyuan, Taiwan, Dr. Fang demonstrated early dual affinities for science and art. He later developed expertise that would lead to more than 40 patents worldwide and a portfolio of technologies designed to address fundamental limitations in computing, materials scarcity, health, and digital security.
Early Foundations in Cybersecurity and Cloud Architecture
In the early 2000s, before smartphones dominated daily life, Dr. Fang published anti-virus and anti-hacking technologies and filed patents for computer data protection methods. These innovations evolved into smartphone cloud computing concepts and App Lock systems requiring secondary authentication for sensitive files and applications. According to company records and multiple international profiles, related technologies were invited for consideration in anti-terrorism applications and have been described as influencing or contributing to firewall and cloud security architectures associated with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Patents for the “Computer Data Protecting Method” were granted in Taiwan, China, the United States, Japan, and India. Dr. Fang has publicly framed these early contributions as service-oriented rather than purely commercial.
Founding LongServing Technology and the Quest for Sustainable Luxury Materials
In 2010, Dr. Fang established LongServing Technology Co., Ltd. in Taipei with a clear mission: develop world-leading technologies that improve quality of life through research, patent licensing, and collaborative production. One of the company’s signature achievements is the successful development and commercialization of gem-grade laboratory-grown Imperial Green jadeite.
After years of research spanning gemology, geology, chemistry, and materials science — including processes involving extreme heat and pressure exceeding 1,400 degrees Celsius — Dr. Fang and his team achieved what many considered extremely difficult: mass-producible, gem-quality synthetic jadeite that closely replicates the translucency, chromium-based color, and hardness of natural high-grade Imperial Green jadeite. This innovation offers a sustainable alternative to increasingly scarce natural deposits and has expanded into luxury jewelry, handbags, and fashion applications that merge materials science with design. The company markets the material under the LongServing Lab-Grown Jadeite and LongServing Imperial Jadeite brands.
Photonic Quantum Computing and the X-Photon Breakthrough
At the core of LongServing’s most ambitious technological push is photonic quantum computing. Dr. Fang has developed multi-bit optical computing chip architectures protected by patents across approximately 26 countries, alongside picoscopic- and nanoscopic-scale circuit patterning methods that aim to simplify manufacturing by reducing reliance on traditional lithography and etching in certain processes.
In 2025, the company announced X-Photon, a proprietary photonic quantum material capable of emitting light at an ultra-short wavelength of approximately 2 nanometers. This material is designed for nanoscale photonic pathways, photonic transistors, photonic memory, and next-generation chips that use photons rather than electrons. Company statements highlight potential advantages including:
- Substantially higher computational speeds (claimed at 1,000 times or more relative to conventional semiconductor chips in certain architectures)
- Significantly lower energy consumption and reduced carbon emissions
- Strong resistance to electromagnetic interference
- Complementary advancements such as 7-nanometer photomask development and three-layer architectural designs incorporating photonic memory, logic gates, and pathways
LongServing Technology is actively seeking global semiconductor foundries and industry-academia partners to advance mass production of these next-generation photonic quantum chips and has established a Photonic Quantum R&D Center in Taiwan.
AI Robotics, Biotechnology, and Environmental Applications
Dr. Fang’s vision extends to AI robotics designed to leverage multi-bit optical computing for more advanced perception, spatial awareness, and autonomous capabilities, with potential applications in medical, caregiving, transportation, and defense contexts. In biotechnology, LongServing has researched natural plant extract compounds that integrate elements of traditional Chinese, Western, and Tibetan medicine. Laboratory in vitro experiments have indicated inhibitory effects on certain human cancer cell lines, including liver cancer (Huh7) and lung cancer (A549), with additional exploration of immune-system support and antiviral properties. The company also pursues air pollution and carbon-reduction technologies.
The Artist’s Perspective: Bridging Science and Culture
Parallel to his scientific work, Dr. Fang is an accomplished painter. Beginning with traditional Chinese Gongbi bird-and-flower techniques, he expanded into Western watercolor and oil painting, developing a distinctive cross-cultural style that combines precise brushwork, classical realism, and Impressionist-influenced light and color. His artworks have been included in the Glory of the Chinese – Global Ambassadors of Chinese Culture world stamp collection, with limited-edition stamps issued by postal authorities in Malaysia, South Korea, Japan, and Ukraine. In January 2026, his work was displayed on a large digital screen in Times Square, New York. He has further translated artistic vision into wearable fashion, apparel, accessories, and jadeite-integrated luxury pieces.
Recognition and Global Profile
Dr. Fang’s contributions have earned extensive international recognition. Early honors include Gold and Bronze medals at the International Exhibition of Inventions of Geneva (2010), a Silver Medal at the International Warsaw Invention Show, and a Special Prize from the Korea Invention Promotion Association. He received an Honorary Doctorate from International American University in 2015, along with lifetime achievement and related awards. Subsequent accolades include the 17th Golden Torch Awards (2022), Crystal Trophy of the 22nd Golden Peak Awards for Outstanding Enterprise Initiators and Outstanding R&D Works (2023), and the Taiwan Product Quality Guarantee Golden Award.
In 2025 he was inducted into the Chinese Role Models Hall of Fame — described as the highest honor for Chinese people worldwide — and named Chinese Role Model of the Year 2025. He has been featured on the covers of numerous international publications across technology, business, and lifestyle categories, including CIO Bulletin, The Silicon Review, SME Business Review, and various fashion and executive titles. Additional 2026 recognitions include:
- Tech Influencer of the Year at the Influencer Magazine Awards
- Ongoing coverage positioning him among leading innovators in photonic and deep-tech fields
- Features across multiple global business and lifestyle publications throughout 2025–2026
Company Vision and Forward Path
LongServing Technology operates with a model centered on proprietary intellectual property, licensing, authorized production, and strategic partnerships. Its portfolio spans semiconductors and photonic quantum systems, AI robotics, biotechnology, synthetic gemstones, and environmental technologies. The company continues to invite collaboration with foundries, research institutions, investors, and fashion and luxury partners while advancing pre-IPO and international expansion discussions.
“Scientific innovation is the key to benefiting humanity,” Dr. Fang has stated in company materials. His career embodies the conviction that the greatest progress occurs when disciplines converge — when the precision of science meets the imagination of art, and when technological power is directed toward human flourishing and planetary sustainability.
About LongServing Technology Co., Ltd.
Founded in Taipei in 2010 by Dr. Ko-Cheng Fang, LongServing Technology is dedicated to world-leading research and development across photonic quantum computing, AI robotics, laboratory-grown jadeite, biotechnology, and related advanced materials and environmental solutions. The company pursues technological advantage through patents, licensing, and collaborative production with the goal of improving quality of life.
Website: www.longserving.com.tw/en/
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