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This article centers on the transition of quantum computing from theoretical research to large-scale manufacturing by leveraging established CMOS semiconductor processes. The discussion highlights a critical industrial shift where silicon-based qubits aim to solve scalability challenges essential for fault-tolerant systems in sectors like cybersecurity and healthcare.

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SEALSQ CEO to Discuss 35-Minute Quantum Scale Session

Quantum ZeitgeistJune 14, 20265 min read

SEALSQ CEO Carlos Moreira will moderate a panel discussion at the GSA European Executive Forum in Munich, focusing on the progression of quantum semiconductor technologies from research to large-scale production. The 35-minute session will explore the challenges and opportunities of manufacturing quantum devices, leveraging existing semiconductor technologies for scalability and industrial application.

SEALSQ Corp (NASDAQ: LAES) CEO Carlos Moreira will moderate a 35-minute discussion on the challenges of scaling quantum semiconductor technologies at the Global Semiconductor Alliance European Executive Forum in Munich on June 11th. The panel, titled “Quantum Semiconductors – Scaling from Lab to Fab,” comes as promising quantum approaches leverage existing, decades-long investments in CMOS processes, a shift away from entirely new manufacturing paradigms. This convergence of quantum computing and established semiconductor manufacturing is seen as critical for building scalable, fault-tolerant quantum systems across industries like cybersecurity and healthcare. “Quantum computing and Post-Quantum Cryptography represent two sides of the same technological…

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