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) plans a CHF 40–60 million post‑quantum semiconductor center in Jura, Switzerland under a new MoU.
The Memorandum of Understanding between SEALSQ, parent WISeKey and the Canton of Jura targets a six‑year public‑private initiative to establish Swiss capabilities in post‑quantum chip design, personalization, testing and secure provisioning, built around SEALSQ’s QS7001 Quantum Shield device. The Jura Center is planned to create about 40 direct jobs within two years, 150 by Year 5 and more than 250 by Year 8, with at least 60% of roles expected to go to Jura residents.
Financing is expected to come mainly from WISeKey, SEALSQ, private investors and industrial partners, with the canton acting as catalyst. The model builds on the EUR 40 million Quantix Edge Security center in Murcia, Spain, which generated initial revenue in Q2 2026. Next steps include forming a joint working group, defining a detailed business plan and moving from MoU to a binding implementation framework.
WISeKey (WKEY), its subsidiary SEALSQ (LAES) and the Republic and Canton of Jura signed a Memorandum of Understanding on 21 September 2026 to develop a Swiss Post-Quantum Semiconductor and Cybersecurity Center in Jura, with an indicative investment of CHF 40–60 million over six years.
The proposed “Jura Center” would focus on design, personalization, testing and secure provisioning of post-quantum semiconductors based on SEALSQ’s QS7001 Quantum Shield, including NIST-standardized ML-KEM and ML-DSA algorithms. The project targets about 40 jobs by year 2, 150 by year 5 and 250+ by year 8, with at least 60% of roles expected to be filled by Jura residents. It is envisaged as a public‑private partnership mainly financed by WISeKey, SEALSQ, private investors and industrial partners, with Jura acting as catalyst and exploring support within Swiss frameworks.
SEALSQ (LAES) announced on September 17, 2026 that iMTC Technology selected its QVault TPM183 chip for a new Fingerprint Recognition Medical Mouse for hospital workstations.
The collaboration combines iMTC’s fingerprint recognition with SEALSQ’s trusted platform module (TPM) security, supporting Windows Enhanced Sign-in Security and Windows Hello for secure clinician login. The iMTC mouse family offers four variants, including a TPM183-based version with TPM 2.0 architecture and a roadmap to post-quantum cryptography, plus secure element and security MCU options. Target use spans healthcare, industrial, education, logistics, government and banking environments.
SEALSQ (LAES)/b) announced that CEO Carlos Moreira has joined the Board of Trustees of the World Law Foundation and is proposing the creation of a permanent, independent Artificial Intelligence Chapter within the World Jurist Association, powered by the HUMAN-AI-T initiative.The proposed AI Chapter would convene jurists, regulators, AI companies, scientists, international organizations, civil society and people affected by AI to turn HUMAN-AI-T principles into operational rules, technical evaluation methods, regulatory recommendations and measurable commitments. Priorities include a voluntary HUMAN-AI-T Protocol for AI developers and operators, measurable compliance indicators and independent evaluations, a global multistakeholder working group, recommendations to support regulatory convergence and an annual report with a HUMAN-AI-T Award. SEALSQ and the WISeKey ecosystem are expected to contribute trust technologies such as secure digital identity, trusted semiconductors and post‑quantum cryptography to embed legal and ethical safeguards directly into digital infrastructure.
SEALSQ (LAES) reported H1 2026 revenue of $11.2 million, up 131% year over year, with gross profit of $5.4 million and gross margin near 48%.
Operating loss widened to $32.2 million and net loss to $27.8 million, driven by higher R&D, G&A and selling expenses as the company invested in its post-quantum roadmap, acquisitions and SEALQuantum Sovereign Vertical Stack. EBITDA loss was $29.5 million. Cash, cash equivalents and restricted cash totaled $486.1 million at June 30, 2026, with broader liquidity around $495 million. Management reaffirmed FY2026 revenue guidance of $27–$36 million versus $18.3 million in FY2025 and cited an active business pipeline above $225 million through 2029, including over $100 million tied to QS7001 and QVault TPM post-quantum products.
SEALSQ (LAES) and BWT Alpine Formula One Team are expanding their quantum-security partnership to deploy hybrid quantum-classical simulation and post-quantum protection in Alpine’s engineering workflows.
The project incorporates technology from ColibriTD, a SEALSQ Quantum Fund portfolio company, to enhance efficiency and accuracy in simulations for CFD, thermal, structural and multiphysics problems. The collaboration is described as the first structured use of quantum-accelerated simulation in Formula One, combined with advanced post-quantum data protection. An initial milestone was reached in July 2026, when SEALSQ, ColibriTD and Alpine engineers met in Enstone to set the roadmap and priority evaluation areas for a proof of concept. SEALSQ’s $200 million Quantum Fund, launched in 2025, supports this work as part of building a fully integrated “Quantum Vertical Sovereign Stack.”
WISeKey International Holding (WKEY) reports that shareholders approved at the September 9, 2026 Extraordinary General Meeting the board’s proposal to redomicile the company from Switzerland to the British Virgin Islands via a merger with its wholly owned subsidiary WISeKey International Corp. in the British Virgin Islands.
Shareholders approved the June 26, 2026 merger agreement under which WISeKey will merge into WISeKey BVI, with WISeKey BVI as the surviving entity and future publicly traded parent of the WISeKey group. Completion of the merger and redomiciliation remains subject to satisfaction of closing conditions. The company said the new corporate structure is intended to support continued international growth and access to global capital markets, and it plans to keep shareholders informed on remaining implementation steps.
SEALSQ (LAES) expanded its SEALSQ Quantum Highway™ to nine interconnected hubs across Europe and the United States in 2026.
The Highway now links manufacturing, design, personalization, photonics, trust services, space and quantum computing sites spanning Spain, France, Switzerland and Chicago, creating a single auditable “root-to-qubit-to-space” chain of trust. It is the geographic backbone of SEALQUANTUM.com, a $200 million internal quantum initiative that has deployed over $65 million and plans an additional $100 million of phase‑two capital through end‑2027. Key elements include the Quantix personalization center in Murcia with a €40 million budget and €25 million revenue target, a $5 million commercial agreement with Quobly for Cryo‑CMOS and secure elements, and a $7.0 million strategic investment in EeroQ anchoring the “Quantum Made in USA” strategy.
Planned milestones include a first QSOC launch with SpaceX in Q4 2026 and further hub expansion in Switzerland.
SEALSQ (LAES) and WISeSat presented their commercial Quantum Spatial Orbital Cloud (QSOC) initiative at the International Space Summit in Paris on September 9–10, 2026.
QSOC aims to build a secure, sovereign orbital infrastructure that combines SEALSQ’s post-quantum semiconductors, PKI, quantum random-number generation and identity-management technologies with WISeSat’s secure satellite constellation and orbital operations. The initiative plans progressive deployment of up to 100 satellites through 2033 to offer post-quantum-secured communications, certified quantum randomness and identity services to governments, defense, finance, critical infrastructure and enterprises, subject to technical validation, regulatory approvals, launch availability, financing, commercial agreements and corporate approvals.
WISeKey (WKEY) and subsidiaries SEALSQ (LAES) and WISeSat presented their commercial Quantum Spatial Orbital Cloud (QSOC) initiative at the International Space Summit in Paris on September 9–10, 2026. QSOC aims to create a secure, sovereign orbital infrastructure by combining WISeSat’s secure satellite constellation with SEALSQ’s post-quantum semiconductors, PKI, quantum random-number generation and identity-management technologies.
The program plans progressive deployment of up to 100 satellites through 2033 to deliver post-quantum-secured communications, certified quantum randomness and identity services from space to governments, defense, financial institutions, critical-infrastructure operators and enterprises.