SEALSQ Corp secures 1.75 billion devices as it announces quantum-resistant chips and certification roadmap for post-quantum solutions.

SEALSQ Corp (NASDAQ: LAES), a company specializing in semiconductors and Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), reached a milestone of 26 years since its founding, having secured over 1.75 billion devices globally. This achievement underscores SEALSQ’s role as a cybersecurity provider and highlights its growing portfolio of quantum-resistant chips, including the QS7001 open hardware platform and the QVault Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Lite, both on track for certification by May 2026.

Since its establishment in 1999, SEALSQ has focused on securing digital ecosystems through semiconductors, PKI, and provisioning services. The company’s flagship products are integral to applications spanning various sectors such as the Internet of Things (IoT), automotive, healthcare, and industrial automation. The successful securing of over 1.75 billion devices, including multi-factor authentication mechanisms and smart energy systems, reflects SEALSQ’s commitment to protecting digital identities and ecosystems.

As advancements in quantum computing threaten traditional cryptographic techniques, SEALSQ is positioning its products to meet these emerging challenges. The QS7001 platform integrates NIST-approved post-quantum cryptographic algorithms to provide defense against quantum attacks. Set for Common Criteria EAL5+ certification by May 2026, this platform also offers initial samples for integration into various applications. Meanwhile, the QVault TPM Lite focuses on IoT devices, promising essential security features tailored for emerging needs in the sector.

The anticipated demand for secure, quantum-resistant solutions is rising, with projections indicating substantial growth in the TPM and Application-Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) markets by 2030. SEALSQ's products are designed to fulfill regulatory requirements and enhance development efficiency. Partnerships with firms such as Hedera and WeCan exemplify the adaptability of SEALSQ's chips in protecting cryptocurrency and digital assets.

CEO Carlos Moreira remarked on the company's track record, stating, “Since our founding in 1999, SEALSQ has secured over 1.75 billion devices, building trust through innovation.” CTO Jean Pierre Enguent emphasized the company's dedication to fostering resilience through their advanced security offerings.