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SEALSQ’s IC’Alps listed in DeviceMed Buyer’s Guide

IC’Alps, a SEALSQ Corp subsidiary, is featured in the DeviceMed Buyer’s Guide 2026–2027, specializing in custom, low-power ASICs for medical devices.
SEALSQ highlights the inclusion of its subsidiary IC’Alps’ custom ASICs in the DeviceMed Buyer’s Guide 2026-2027, signaling industry recognition for specialized low-power design work in the medical device space. Since 2018, IC’Alps has developed custom electronic solutions for applications ranging from smart ultrasound probes to brain-computer interfaces, areas demanding both miniaturization and robust security, the company says. SEALSQ acquired IC’Alps in August 2025 to…
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