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SEALSQ is demonstrating post-quantum cryptographic ASICs designed to protect embedded systems against future quantum computing threats. The company's QASIC concept combines analog, digital, and mixed-signal expertise to create custom chips with built-in resilience for critical industries like automotive and medical devices. This move highlights the urgent industry shift toward integrating quantum-resistant security directly into hardware design cycles.

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SEALSQ shows quantum-resistant chips at Munich’s Electronica fair

Quantum ZeitgeistOctober 14, 20262 min read

SEALSQ Corp will demonstrate two new chips designed to resist attacks from quantum computers, plus a post-quantum ASIC concept, at electronica 2026 in Munich, November 10-13.

SEALSQ will demonstrate two new quantum-resistant chips and a post-quantum ASIC design concept at electronica 2026, November 10-13 in Munich, positioning the company to influence the next generation of connected products before an expected audience of over 80,000 visitors. The company’s presence at…

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