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SEALSQ (NASDAQ: LAES) announced it will demonstrate post-quantum cryptographic technology in robotics using WISeRobot.ch at a Davos Roundtable on January 21, 2026 during the World Economic Forum.

The live Proof of Concept will show quantum-resistant algorithms and hardware roots of trust embedded at silicon, firmware, and system levels to protect digital identity, trusted human–machine and machine-to-machine interactions, and end-to-end communications for AI-driven autonomous systems in critical environments.

Participation is by registration only; agenda and registration details are available at wisekey.com/davos26.

SEALSQ (NASDAQ: LAES) said its C-suite, led by CEO Carlos Moreira, will conduct a roadshow in India from January 5–9, 2026 visiting Mumbai, Ahmedabad, New Delhi, Hyderabad, and Bangalore to advance a post-quantum semiconductor personalization center, strategic partnerships, and sovereign space collaboration with WISeSat.Space.

The company plans to pursue partnerships with Kaynes Semicon and Skyroot Aerospace, deploy trusted local distributors, and pursue strategic investments via a dedicated $100 million Quantum Fund. SEALSQ and WISeSat also cited the possibility of launching WISeSat satellites from India in 2026.

SEALSQ (NASDAQ: LAES) issued a Year-End CEO letter on Dec 22, 2025 summarizing key 2025 milestones: market valuation surpassed $1 billion, uplisting to the NASDAQ Global Select Market, and the mid-2025 acquisition of IC'ALPS adding ~100 ASIC engineers.

The company launched a $100 million Quantum Fund, commercialized the QS7001 secure microcontroller and QVault TPM, and reported a QS7001/QVault pipeline of $49.8M (2026–2028) up from ~$11.4M a year earlier and a total pipeline of ~$200M. Cash exceeded $440M as of Dec 19, 2025, and SEALSQ signed strategic investments, partnerships, and a term sheet for a JV in India.

SEALSQ (NASDAQ: LAES) unveiled a 2026–2030 strategic plan to develop silicon-based, CMOS-compatible quantum computing integrated with semiconductor manufacturing and post-quantum security. The company positions silicon spin qubits and hybrid quantum–classical architectures as an industrial path offering manufacturability, supply-chain alignment, auditability, and regulatory fit, contrasting helium-cooled superconducting systems that it describes as costly, cryogenic, and laboratory-focused. SEALSQ says its approach aims to enable scalable, governable quantum systems for regulated and mission-critical environments while embedding security and cryptographic identity directly into silicon.

SEALSQ (NASDAQ: LAES) announced on December 17, 2025 that WECAN, in which SEALSQ holds a 28.3% stake, was awarded a grant from Hedera to scale quantum-resilient compliance systems and secure data infrastructures. The collaboration will integrate SEALSQ’s post-quantum semiconductors and PKI into WECAN platforms, co-develop post-quantum KYC solutions, expand decentralized identity for Web3, and embed post-quantum algorithms to protect IoT devices. The alliance targets quantum-safe identity and compliance adoption across banks, asset managers, and DeFi operators.

SEALSQ (NASDAQ: LAES) reported accelerating adoption of its post-quantum secure chip QS7001. The company says the combined QS7001 & Qvault TPM pipeline reached $49.8 million as of December 15, 2025 (for 2026–2028), up from about $11.4 million a year earlier, and forms part of a ~$200 million total pipeline for 2026–2028.

The QS7001 launched commercially after demonstrations on Oct 20, 2025 and a launch event on Nov 21, 2025, delivered development kits, cites up to 10× performance vs software PQC, and lists multiple global partners and manufacturing support from UMC.

SEALSQ (NASDAQ: LAES) and Airmod announced a partnership on Dec 15, 2025 to deliver an open-source-enabled, production-ready middleware stack built on SEALSQ Secure DevKits to accelerate quantum-resistant IoT development.

Key highlights: the middleware targets the QS7001 secure hardware with secure boot, hardware-rooted trust, and pre-validated APIs; the companies say it can cut secure IoT development time by up to 50%; SEALSQ contributes over 130 patents in post-quantum cryptography while Airmod provides 25+ years of embedded security expertise. The offering includes developer kits, development services, and global partner support to speed prototyping and scale secure device deployments for aerospace, UAVs, satellites, and industrial IoT.

SEALSQ (NASDAQ: LAES) appointed Rolf Gobet as Director of its Geneva Quantum Center of Excellence, effective Dec. 12, 2025.

The Center will serve as a central node in the company’s SEALSQ Quantum Corridor, a pan-European initiative to connect research institutions, semiconductor hubs, industrial partners, and government agencies to accelerate post-quantum cryptography (PQC) deployment and quantum-resilient technologies.

Mr. Gobet brings over 30 years of public-private innovation experience, including roles in e-government, the world’s first internet voting deployment in collaboration with WISeKey, and the TOSA electric bus project with ABB. He will guide strategic collaboration across Swiss and European hubs to advance secure semiconductors, PQC, and next-generation cybersecurity architectures.

SEALSQ (NASDAQ: LAES) announced entry into the healthcare industry via its subsidiary IC’Alps, delivering custom medical ASICs combined with embedded post-quantum cryptography on December 11, 2025.

IC’Alps highlights include ultra-low-power analog and digital designs for wearable and implantable monitoring, integrated physiological sensing (ECG/EGM, SpO2, respiration, ICP), smart ultrasound probe ASICs, ISO13485 quality conformance, and secure elements paired with SEALSQ’s PQC and Secure Vault architecture to protect long-lived device data.

The offering targets long-term device lifecycles (10–20 years) with NIST‑recommended post-quantum algorithms to secure patient identity, device communications, telemedicine, and cloud AI workflows.