SEALSQ Outlines Its Investment Strategy in Quantum Computing and Security
Key Highlights
- ➤SEALSQ outlines Root-to-Qubit strategy for quantum infrastructure security
- ➤SEALSQ invests in Quobly and EeroQ across distinct quantum architectures
- ➤IC’ALPS acquisition adds custom chip design and cryogenic electronics expertise
- ➤Miraex acquisition targets photonic links between quantum processors
- ➤Majority investment in Wecan Group expands post-quantum identity and data security
Expert Statements
Carlos Moreira, Founder and CEO of SEALSQ
“Quantum computers will depend on classical systems for many of their most critical functions.”
Carlos Moreira, Founder and CEO of SEALSQ
“Our investment strategy is designed to connect SEALSQ’s security expertise with the companies developing this infrastructure. By engaging early, we aim to identify opportunities to integrate our technologies into their designs and build relationships that can support future commercial adoption. We are pursuing that longer-term opportunity alongside applications for post-quantum security in systems customers use today.”
Through SEALQuantum, the Company aims to build hardware-based security into the systems that control, operate and connect quantum computers and create opportunities for long-term growth.
SEALSQ Corp (Nasdaq: LAES), ("SEALSQ" or "Company"), a developer of secure semiconductors and post-quantum cryptography solutions, today outlined the strategic and commercial rationale for its investments in quantum computing through SEALQuantum. The Company’s Root-to-Qubit strategy focuses on bringing secure chips, hardware roots of trust and post-quantum cryptography into quantum computing infrastructure while that infrastructure is being designed. The objective is to position SEALSQ as a supplier of security technologies for this emerging market while expanding applications for its existing semiconductor expertise.
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