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This article focuses on QASIC, a new ASIC initiative by SEALSQ designed to integrate post-quantum cryptography directly into specialized semiconductor architectures for sectors like automotive and healthcare. The development aims to provide long-term security against emerging quantum-computing threats by embedding these protections at the hardware level within customer-owned designs. While the press release mentions AI-powered robotics, the core subject remains the advancement of quantum-resistant chip technology rather than AI algorithms or models themselves.
SEALSQ Advances QASIC Quantum-Resistant Semiconductor Roadmap
Insider Brief Press release – SEALSQ Corp (NASDAQ: LAES) (“SEALSQ” or the “Company”), a global leader in post-quantum semiconductor, Public Key Infrastructure (“PKI”) and digital identity technologies, today provided an update on the development of QASIC, its Quantum-Resistant Application-Specific Integrated Circuit initiative. Developed through IC’Alps, SEALSQ’s French ASIC design subsidiary, QASIC combines SEALSQ’s post-quantum cryptography […]
SEALSQ is advancing QASIC, an application-specific semiconductor initiative designed to integrate post-quantum security into customer-owned ASIC architectures. Developed through IC’Alps, QASIC targets cybersecurity, medical and automotive applications that require long-term security, reliability and regulatory compliance. SEALSQ and IC’Alps are working toward a first QASIC prototype in 2026 as part of the company’s broader post-quantum semiconductor strategy. Press release – SEALSQ…
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