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This article focuses on SEALSQ's TPM185 chip implementing post-quantum cryptography algorithms to secure AI-driven physical systems like robots and autonomous vehicles against future quantum threats. The core subject is the integration of quantum-resistant hardware standards into emerging artificial intelligence infrastructure, making it a central topic for both AI security and quantum computing readiness rather than incidental coverage.

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SEALSQ Chips Now Certified for Quantum-Safe Hardware Security

Quantum ZeitgeistJuly 30, 20262 min read

SEALSQ Corp announced its hardware is advancing toward Common Criteria certification, bolstering security for emerging Physical AI systems.

SEALSQ Corp (NASDAQ: LAES) is now providing samples to customers of its TPM185, a fully post-quantum cryptography Trusted Platform Module designed for devices with 10, 20-year lifespans requiring protection against future quantum computing threats. As artificial intelligence advances into physical systems like robots and vehicles, secure hardware…

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