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This partnership marks a significant step toward commercializing hardware-accelerated post-quantum cryptography (PQC) through custom ASIC design and secure key injection. By leveraging NIST-standardized lattice-based algorithms like ML-KEM and ML-DSA, the initiative directly addresses the critical need for quantum-resistant infrastructure in defense and aerospace sectors. The project represents a tangible shift from theoretical PQC research to practical, sovereign implementation of next-generation security chips.
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SEALSQ, WISeKey, and Canton of Jura Execute MoU for CHF 40–60M ($48.7M–$73M USD) Post-Quantum Semiconductor Personalization Hub

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SEALSQ, WISeKey, and the Canton of Jura have partnered to create a CHF 40-60 million ($48.7M–$73M USD) Post-Quantum Semiconductor Personalization Hub in Switzerland. This center will focus on developing and implementing post-quantum cryptography using SEALSQ’s QS7001 Quantum Shield technology, serving defense, aerospace, and critical infrastructure sectors. The project aims to create over 250 jobs and will adapt operational methodologies from a similar facility in Spain. The post SEALSQ, WISeKey, and Canton of Jura Execute MoU for CHF 40–60M ($48.7M–$73M USD) Post-Quantum Semiconductor Personalization Hub appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

Post-quantum hardware developer SEALSQ Corp, its parent entity WISeKey International Holding Ltd, and the Government of the Republic and Canton of Jura, Switzerland, have signed…

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