SEALSQ Corp ties SEALQuantum progress to Quobly Series A and post-quantum integration

SEALSQ Corp described how its SEALQuantum strategy progressed through Quobly’s work on silicon-based quantum processors and through new links to post-quantum security capabilities. The company tied the effort to moving quantum hardware activity from research work toward industrial deployment.

SEALSQ said SEALQuantum included its own capital allocation across quantum and post-quantum technologies, with investments focused on quantum computing, post-quantum cybersecurity, trusted semiconductors, photonics and secure communications. Quobly was presented as one of the flagship companies within the initiative.

SEALSQ said it invested as a lead in Quobly’s €115 million Series A financing, supporting research, development and industrialization of silicon-based quantum computing in Europe. It also cited a $5 million commercial agreement reached earlier in the year to integrate SEALSQ’s post-quantum security technologies into next-generation quantum computing platforms.

SEALSQ said Quobly later announced collaborations with TNO and Orange Quantum Systems to strengthen advanced characterization, metrology and automated testing capabilities for scalable quantum processors. Carlos Moreira, Founder and CEO of SEALSQ, said “Every commitment we make via SEALQuantum is designed with a focus on strategic collaborations with SEALSQ that accelerate research, development and ultimately comemrcialization, and Quobly demonstrates how that model can work. Quobly is a strong example of this approach. Our investment supports the development of silicon-based quantum computing, while our commercial agreement brings SEALSQ’s post-quantum security technology directly into the emerging quantum computing ecosystem. At the same time, we are working to convert strategic investments into contracted revenue and build a durable position in a quantum market that is moving from research into industrial deployment.” Maud Vinet, Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder of Quobly, said “Building quantum computers at industrial scale requires more than developing high-performance qubits. It requires the engineering capabilities to manufacture, test and qualify them at scale. Our collaborations with TNO and Orange Quantum Systems strengthen two important parts of that industrialization effort. SEALSQ’s support, as both an investor and technology partner, complements this approach by bringing post-quantum security capabilities into the quantum computing platforms we are building.” SEALSQ also included forward-looking statements about expected business strategy and results.

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