SEALSQ Corp plans Quantum Days event in Cannes November 19

SEALSQ Corp will host a Quantum Days event on November 19 at the Hôtel Barrière Le Majestic in Cannes, France. The company is an Official Sponsor and exhibitor at the first World Quantum Cannes Festival, held November 17 and 18, 2026, and the event extends that week with a full day of keynotes, panels and business meetings.

The program takes up digital sovereignty, trust, resilience and technological independence, which the company describes as strategic priorities as governments and industries prepare for the post-quantum era. The Festival, organized with the Alpes-Maritimes Department, the City of Cannes and the EuropIA Institute, aims to move quantum technologies from research to industrialization.

Sessions include post-quantum cryptography migration, quantum computing from hardware to hybrid systems, PKI migration, custom ASIC design and post-quantum chips and payload integration for the WISeSat.Space constellation. Attendees may also book one-to-one meetings with SEALSQ experts and business leaders throughout the day.

Speakers come from Quobly, EeroQ, eShard, LEGIC, Eviden, Hitachi, Precise Biometrics and IC’Alps, alongside SEALSQ executives including Carlos Moreira, Daniel Brau, Loïc Hamon and David Fresneau. The Quantum Days event is listed in the official Festival program and is free for Festival participants, and registration is open.

“Cannes is where the quantum industry is moving from promise to products,” said Mr. Moreira. “Quantum computing will change how we compute, and it will also break the cryptography that protects today's infrastructure. Trust has to be issued in hardware. With Quantum Days, we bring together the people building quantum systems and the people securing them, so that both move forward together.”

“Our customers are not asking whether to migrate to post-quantum security, they are asking how and when,” said Mr. Hamon. “Quantum Days is built around their questions: certified chips, PKI migration, custom ASICs and the real-life experience of companies that have already started.” Statements about future strategy and performance are forward-looking, involve known and unknown risks, and may differ materially from actual results.