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SEALSQ Corp reports developments in semiconductors, PKI and post-quantum technology hardware and software for secure digital infrastructure. Company updates commonly cover quantum-resistant cryptography, secure microcontrollers and secure elements, VaultIC products, the QS7001 Secure Element and QVault TPM families, and certification work tied to Common Criteria security standards.
News also follows operating results, registered offerings and other capital-structure actions, annual shareholder meetings and governance votes, and strategic investments through the SEALSQ Quantum Fund. Recurring business themes include smart-meter and connected-device security, provisioning services, industrial OEM relationships, IC'Alps integration, and collaborations around quantum computing and secure satellite communications.
SEALSQ (LAES) reports progress in its SEALQuantum strategy through Quobly’s industrial expansion and a lead role in Quobly’s €115 million Series A financing.
SEALQuantum is a capital allocation initiative targeting quantum and post-quantum technologies, with a stated $200 million target and more than $60 million already deployed across its ecosystem. SEALSQ’s investment in French quantum company Quobly has evolved into a strategic technology partnership, including a $5 million commercial agreement to integrate SEALSQ’s post-quantum security into next-generation quantum computing platforms.
Quobly has announced collaborations with TNO and Orange Quantum Systems to enhance characterization, metrology and automated testing for scalable silicon spin qubit devices, supporting the shift from laboratory research to industrial deployment and reinforcing SEALQuantum’s sovereign quantum infrastructure objectives.
WISeKey International Holding (WKEY) has joined the Hedera Council’s network of Strategic and Community Partners as Hedera’s fourth Strategic Partner, alongside the Global Blockchain Business Council, Halborn and the Institutes RiskStream Collaborative.
The collaboration aims to combine WISeKey’s cybersecurity, digital identity, IoT and post‑quantum secure semiconductor expertise with Hedera’s distributed ledger technology to accelerate trusted digital ecosystems and machine‑to‑machine transactions. The partnership builds on an existing use case, where Hashgraph Group launched the QAIT Q-Day Security Assessment Platform on SEALCOIN AG’s Quantum Marketplace to help organizations assess quantum‑related cybersecurity risks.
SEALSQ (LAES) and wolfSSL announced wolfTPM support for the SEALSQ QVault TPM, integrating hardware-based post-quantum security with the TPM 2.0 v1.85 standard.
The QVault TPM is described as on track to be the first shipping TPM 2.0 device with silicon-implemented post-quantum algorithms, including ML-DSA and ML-KEM. The integration adds dedicated QVault support to wolfTPM, such as manufacturer detection, SPI configuration, a new pqc_ctrl tool, examples and hardware benchmarks. Testing on physical QVault hardware and in wolfSSL’s firmware TPM environment covered ML-DSA signing/verification and ML-KEM encapsulation/decapsulation at all key strengths. The integrated resources are available via the wolfTPM GitHub repository.
SEALSQ (NASDAQ: LAES) detailed its SEALQUANTUM strategy to build a Sovereign Quantum Vertical Stack, combining investments, technology integration and commercial agreements across the quantum value chain. The company has invested approximately $24.5 million in two pure-play quantum computing firms: Quobly (€15 million, about $17.5 million) and EeroQ ($7.0 million).
According to SEALSQ, it led Quobly’s €115 million Series A, gaining supervisory board representation, and has made a series of strategic investments in EeroQ under a “Quantum Made in USA” strategy. On July 10, 2026, SEALSQ and Quobly announced a $5 million commercial agreement for integrating SEALSQ post-quantum security, secure semiconductors, Cryo-CMOS ASIC technology, PKI and engineering services into Quobly’s next-generation silicon quantum platform.
SEALQUANTUM targets $200 million of SEALSQ capital, with more than $60 million already deployed across its broader quantum and post-quantum ecosystem, aiming to monetize links from Root of Trust and PQC through secure semiconductors, photonics, quantum communications and quantum computing.
SEALSQ (NASDAQ: LAES) announced that its majority-owned subsidiary Wecan Group has entered into a strategic partnership with Swiss digital-asset platform SwissBorg. SwissBorg intends to list the WECAN token, subject to completion of all required technical, regulatory and compliance procedures, and to welcome the Wecan community onto its platform.
SEALSQ moved from a 28.3% stake in Wecan in June 2025 to a majority position in June 2026, alongside a CHF 5 million commitment from the SEALQUANTUM Quantum Fund to accelerate Wecan’s AI-powered Compliance Copilot and post-quantum security roadmap. Wecan’s compliance infrastructure is used by more than 100 banks, insurers and other regulated institutions. According to SEALSQ, integrating Wecan’s regtech platform with SEALSQ’s post-quantum cryptography, PKI and secure semiconductors supports a vertically integrated, quantum-resistant digital-trust ecosystem and extends Wecan’s reach into regulated digital-asset markets through the proposed WECAN token listing on SwissBorg.
SEALSQ (NASDAQ: LAES) announced progress on QASIC, a Quantum-Resistant Application-Specific Integrated Circuit initiative developed through its French ASIC design subsidiary IC’Alps. QASIC combines SEALSQ’s post-quantum cryptography and secure semiconductor technologies with IC’Alps’ analog, digital and mixed-signal ASIC design expertise to target cybersecurity, medical and automotive markets requiring long-term hardware-based protection.
The roadmap aims for a first QASIC prototype in 2026 to demonstrate integration of post-quantum security into application-specific chips. QASIC is positioned as an integrated platform spanning catalog ICs, custom ICs and security IP, and secure system architectures, supported by IC’Alps’ ecosystem of major foundry partners and SEALSQ’s international Quantum Corridor.
WISeKey International Holding (NASDAQ: WKEY; SIX: WIHN) has appointed Alexander Hirsch as Group Chief Marketing Officer to coordinate global marketing, communications, brand positioning and go-to-market activities across WISeKey and affiliates, including SEALSQ (NASDAQ: LAES), SEALQUANTUM, WISeSat and WISeID.
Hirsch, who has over 15 years of international marketing leadership, previously served as Senior Director of EMEA Executive Field Marketing at Salesforce, where he led executive marketing strategies, major global partnership initiatives such as F1 activations and Davos engagements, and oversaw Salesforce Innovation Centers in Europe. Earlier, he was Head of Marketing Platforms at the World Economic Forum, driving strategic communications for its Annual Meeting and adoption of the TopLink platform.
As Group CMO, he will craft a unified narrative across WISeKey’s technologies, from digital identity and post-quantum semiconductors to quantum infrastructure and secure satellite communications, and will work directly with leadership teams to build a coordinated global marketing organization supporting commercial growth and international brand development.
SEALSQ (NASDAQ: LAES) announced a strategic partnership with India-based Palm Technologies to integrate SEALSQ’s QS7001 Quantum Shield hardware-security MCU into PalmPay biometric-authentication products, starting with the MetPalm V1 architecture for metro and toll payments.
SEALSQ will supply QS7001 and secure-element integration support, while Palm Technologies leads product architecture, biometric-system design, firmware, compliance and deployment. The collaboration targets quantum-resistant security for Indian digital payments, public transport and connected-infrastructure markets, with potential extension to merchant terminals and OrbitQops platforms for robotics, drones, EVs, satellites, networks and IoT.
SEALSQ (NASDAQ: LAES) released a CEO letter outlining strong first-half 2026 growth, a solid liquidity position and progress on its post-quantum semiconductor strategy. Preliminary unaudited revenue for H1 2026 was about $11 million, up from $5 million a year earlier, with Q2 revenue of roughly $7 million versus $4 million in Q1, indicating sequential acceleration.
As of June 30, 2026, SEALSQ reported approximately $485 million in cash and short-term investments, supported by a $125 million registered direct offering completed in March. The company reaffirmed 2026 revenue guidance of $27–$36 million, implying 50–100% growth over 2025.
SEALSQ highlighted certification progress for its QS7001 post-quantum secure element and QVault TPM product family, detailed expected certification milestones through 2027, and noted that more than 15 prospective customers are evaluating QS7001. The company cited a $5 million commercial agreement with Quobly and a strategic MoU with GlobalFoundries, as well as multiple partnerships in automotive, IoT and quantum computing. Management emphasized the SEALQuantum Sovereign Vertical Stack strategy, with over $60 million deployed toward a targeted $200 million allocation to build a Swiss-anchored “Root-to-Qubit” architecture.
SEALSQ (NASDAQ: LAES) detailed how its SEALQuantum.com Sovereign Quantum Vertical Stack is integrating a broad ecosystem of partners as it prepares the second phase of a $200 million internal quantum investment initiative. More than $65 million has already been deployed, and an additional $100 million is earmarked for allocation through the end of 2027, with phase two beginning in September 2026.
The Stack links secure semiconductors, post-quantum cryptography, digital identity, embedded AI, and satellite infrastructure in a single “Root-to-Qubit-to-Space” trust framework. Partners and portfolio companies including GlobalFoundries (GFS), Quobly, EeroQ, ColibriTD, IC'ALPS, WISeSat.Space, Wecan Group, Miraex and Quantix Edge Security contribute complementary layers, from CMOS-compatible quantum processors to quantum-as-a-service, ASIC design, orbital cloud infrastructure and quantum‑resilient identity and cybersecurity services.