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This agreement marks a pivotal shift from theoretical research to commercial deployment for post-quantum security within silicon-based quantum architectures. By integrating hardware-level Root-of-Trust solutions directly into control electronics and processors, SEALSQ and Quobly address the critical infrastructure needs required as quantum systems scale toward industrial application. The deal underscores that securing the physical layer of quantum computers is now a prerequisite for their widespread adoption rather than an optional add-on.

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SEALSQ & Quobly Seal $5 Million Post-Quantum Security Deal

Quantum ZeitgeistAugust 13, 20262 min read

SEALSQ and Quobly have entered a $5 million commercial agreement to integrate post-quantum security technologies into Quobly’s silicon-based quantum computing platforms. This deal follows prior collaboration and investment, marking a step toward commercializing secure, scalable quantum computing infrastructure.

A $5 million commercial agreement between SEALSQ (NASDAQ: LAES) and Quobly signals a shift from collaboration to commercial deployment of post-quantum security solutions for quantum computing. The deal will see Quobly integrate technologies from SEALSQ, including secure semiconductors and hardware-based Root-of-Trust, into its silicon-based quantum computing…

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