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EigenQ secured $45 million in convertible-note financing to advance its quantum-safe security portfolio ahead of a planned 2026 Nasdaq listing. The capital will primarily fund research and development across quantum communications, networking, and sensing while expanding delivery capacity for government and defense sectors. This funding validates the commercialization trajectory of applied quantum infrastructure rather than speculative hardware alone.
EigenQ Secures $45 Million Financing Ahead of Planned Nasdaq Listing

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — EigenQ, Inc. (“EigenQ”), an applied quantum technology company building the trusted infrastructure for the Quantum Era, and Silicon Valley Acquisition Corp. (“SVAQ”) (Nasdaq: SVAQ), a publicly traded special purpose acquisition company, today announced that EigenQ has entered into a securities purchase agreement (the “Purchase Agreement”) with an institutional investor providing financing […]
EigenQ has secured approximately $45 million in convertible-note financing to support commercialization of its quantum-safe security and trusted-infrastructure products ahead of its proposed Nasdaq listing. About $22.5 million was funded upfront, with the remainder expected at completion of EigenQ’s planned merger with Silicon Valley Acquisition Corp., which is targeted for the fourth quarter of 2026. EigenQ said it will use the proceeds for product delivery, research and development, partner-led expansion and working capital, with early market efforts focused on government, defense and critical infrastructure. PRESS RELEASE…
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