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As Washington Pours Billions Into Quantum Computing, One Company Says the Real Race Is Defending the DataJune 4, 2026 12:07 PM
PR Newswire (US) Issued on behalf of Quantum Secure Encryption Corp. (CSE: QSE) (OTCQB: QSEGF) (FSE: VN80)
A wave of U.S. government investment is accelerating quantum computing — and with it, the urgency for organizations to protect data that must stay confidential for years or decades to come.NEW YORK, June 4, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- USA News Group News Commentary – There is a quiet contradiction running through the most exciting technology story of the decade. The same breakthroughs that make quantum computing so promising — the ability to solve problems that would stall the most powerful classical machines — also threaten to unravel the encryption that protects nearly every sensitive digital record in existence. As governments rush to fund the race for quantum capability, a smaller field of companies — among them Quantum Secure Encryption Corp. (CSE: QSE) (OTCQB: QSEGF) (FSE: VN80) — is making a pointed argument: the more powerful these machines become, the more urgent it is to defend the data they could one day break. That argument moved into sharper focus in late May, when Quantum Secure Encryption Corp. (CSE: QSE) (OTCQB: QSEGF) (FSE: VN80) — a post-quantum cybersecurity company focused on quantum-resilient data protection, identity security, secure storage and cryptographic migration readiness — weighed in on a major signal from Washington. The company commented on reports that the U.S. Department of Commerce had entered into nine letters of intent to provide approximately US$2 billion to support the U.S. quantum computing sector, an investment QSE framed as evidence that quantum has crossed from research curiosity into national technology strategy."Government investment at this scale sends a clear message: quantum computing is moving from research into national technology strategy," said Ted Carefoot, Chief Executive Officer of QSE. "That progress is exciting, but it also accelerates the need for organizations to understand and address their post-quantum cybersecurity exposure. Sensitive data encrypted today may need to remain confidential for years or decades, which is why preparation cannot wait."The "Harvest Now, Decrypt Later" Problem
Carefoot's point about data that must remain confidential for years or decades gets at the heart of why post-quantum security is not a problem organizations can comfortably defer. Encrypted information that is intercepted today can be stored cheaply and indefinitely, waiting for the day a sufficiently capable quantum computer can unlock it. For records with long shelf lives — government files, financial data, healthcare records, critical-infrastructure systems and other long-lived sensitive information — the threat is not theoretical to the institutions responsible for protecting them. The clock on confidentiality starts the moment the data is created, not the moment quantum machines mature.It is against that backdrop that the U.S. funding commitment reads as something more than an industrial-policy headline. Each dollar accelerating quantum capability is, in QSE's framing, also a dollar shortening the runway organizations have to get their cryptographic houses in order. The company has argued that quantum investment and post-quantum readiness are, in Carefoot's words, "two sides of the same transformation" — and that as governments accelerate one, enterprises must accelerate the other.From Awareness to Action
What sets QSE's recent messaging apart from the broader chorus of quantum commentary is that the company says it has already moved past the product-development stage and into commercial deployment. In a corporate update earlier in May, QSE described itself as operating a fully built, commercially available post-quantum cybersecurity platform — one designed to help organizations move, as the company puts it, from awareness to action.The update carried specifics that are unusual for a company at this stage of a frontier market. QSE said it is generating revenue, currently serves 262 customer accounts, and is seeing growing pipeline activity across enterprise, government and regulated-industry channels. The company characterized this as a shift into a commercial scaling phase, following a period of product development, platform integration, certification milestones and strategic partner expansion."QSE is now operating from a position of commercial strength," Carefoot said in that update. "Our product suite is fully built, our technology is in market, and our focus has shifted decisively toward scaling revenue, expanding customer relationships and converting a growing pipeline of enterprise and government opportunities. We believe the combination of regulatory urgency, market readiness and QSE's differentiated platform creates a significant growth opportunity for the Company in 2026 and beyond."The platform itself is organized around three plain-language functions. The first, Assess, helps organizations understand where their data and encryption may be vulnerable to future quantum threats. The second, Protect, secures sensitive data using quantum-resilient encryption, secure storage and deployment tools designed to work alongside existing systems. The third, Control Access, governs who can reach sensitive systems and data through quantum-secure login and identity tools. Taken together, QSE says, those functions support customers across the full post-quantum security lifecycle — from initial assessment and planning through deployment, identity protection, secure storage and ongoing security infrastructure.Crucially, the company emphasizes that its approach is designed to strengthen existing security infrastructure without requiring a disruptive rip-and-replace process. For large institutions with sprawling legacy systems, the prospect of swapping out cryptography wholesale is daunting enough to encourage paralysis; QSE's pitch is that quantum resilience can be layered onto what organizations already run, lowering the barrier to getting started.A Multi-Stream Commercial Model
Behind the three-function framework is a revenue model built to capture demand in more than one way. QSE has said its commercial model is generating recurring SaaS revenue while continuing to scale enterprise deployments, usage-based entropy and secure storage services, and on-premises hardware deployments for customers that require greater data autonomy and internal key control. That last category matters in sectors where institutions are unwilling — or, for regulatory reasons, unable — to hand control of their most sensitive keys to an outside cloud.The company is also pursuing a partner-led expansion strategy, working through value-added distributors, resellers, system integrators and regional partners with established access to enterprise, government and regulated-industry customers. Management has said it believes this channel approach can accelerate market penetration, expand geographic reach and help convert pipeline opportunities into long-term customer relationships — a route that lets a relatively young company extend its reach without building out a massive direct sales force first.Deepening the Bench
Scaling a frontier-technology company is as much about people as product, and QSE moved on that front in late May with the appointment of Michael Massing as Chief Technology Officer, effective June 1, 2026. Massing brings more than 30 years of experience across cybersecurity, cryptography, secure data management, artificial intelligence, blockchain, network architecture and advanced computing systems — a breadth that maps closely onto the technical demands of a post-quantum platform.His résumé reads like a tour through the modern security industry. Massing previously served as CTO and VP of Engineering at TokenX Labs and LifeSite Inc., where he led the development of zero-knowledge authentication and secure digital asset management systems. He also served as Executive Director of Engineering at Dell SonicWall, where he managed the Unified Threat Management business unit and helped scale enterprise cybersecurity product lines to approximately US$400 million in annual sales. Earlier, he founded SecureCom Networks, later acquired by SonicWall, and Mass Technology Inc., providing technical solutions to organizations including Cisco, Sophos and NASA — with work on advanced computing systems and real-time operating systems supporting NASA's SETI initiatives. He holds eight issued patents in cryptography, networking and cybersecurity, and earned a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Santa Clara University."Michael's appointment is an important step in QSE's next phase of growth," Carefoot said. "He brings deep cryptography expertise, enterprise cybersecurity experience and a proven record of building technologies that can scale into large commercial markets. As demand for post-quantum security accelerates, his leadership will be valuable as we continue expanding our platform, supporting customer deployments and pursuing larger commercial opportunities."The appointment comes as QSE continues expanding its enterprise post-quantum security platform, including its QPA migration readiness system, qREK entropy infrastructure, QAuth identity platform, and decentralized encrypted storage architecture — the named building blocks that sit beneath the Assess, Protect and Control Access functions the company markets to customers.A Crowded, Fast-Moving Field
QSE is not alone in racing to meet the post-quantum moment, and the breadth of the field underscores how seriously markets are taking the threat. On the cryptography-hardware side, SEALSQ Corp (NASDAQ: LAES) builds quantum-resistant semiconductors and public-key-infrastructure trust services, positioning itself as a pure-play in quantum-safe chips for connected-device, identity and IoT markets. On the software side, Arqit Quantum Inc. (NASDAQ: ARQQ) has pioneered a symmetric-key agreement platform designed to keep networked devices and data at rest secure against both conventional and quantum-enabled attacks, and has been expanding into telecom and enterprise channels through partnerships.The urgency these security firms describe is, of course, driven by the progress of the quantum-computing builders themselves. IonQ, Inc. (NYSE: IONQ) remains the bellwether among publicly traded quantum-hardware companies, developing trapped-ion processors and quantum-networking systems — the very class of machines whose maturation defines the timeline security vendors are racing against. And at the enterprise level, established cybersecurity giants such as Palo Alto Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ: PANW) frame quantum readiness as an emerging extension of the broader security mandate they already serve, a signal that post-quantum protection is migrating from niche concern toward mainstream enterprise requirement.Within that landscape, QSE's pitch is one of practicality and timing: a fully built platform, already in market, that layers quantum resilience onto existing systems. Readers can review the company's positioning in more detail on its USA News Group profile page.Why It Matters Now
QSE's read on its own market is that post-quantum cybersecurity is quickly becoming a board-level, compliance-level and national-security priority. The company points to a convergence of forces — regulatory pressure, cryptographic migration requirements and enterprise demand — that it believes positions it to capitalize on the accelerating global transition toward post-quantum security infrastructure. Governments, regulators and large enterprises, the company argues, are no longer treating post-quantum security as a future consideration; they are beginning to demand concrete action, including cryptographic inventories, preparedness assessments, migration roadmaps and the implementation of quantum-resilient controls."Post-quantum cybersecurity is quickly becoming a board-level, compliance-level and national-security priority," Carefoot said. "With a solid client-base and revenue generation established, a fully built platform in market and a growing pipeline of enterprise and government opportunities, QSE is now focused on scaling aggressively across the sectors where quantum-resilient security is becoming mission-critical."The story Washington is telling with its US$2 billion in letters of intent is, on its surface, a story about building quantum machines. QSE's contribution to the conversation is to flip the lens: every advance toward that capability is also a countdown for the data that quantum could one day expose. Whether the company's 262 customer accounts and multi-stream model prove to be an early foothold in a vast market or simply an early chapter, its central premise is hard to dismiss — that in the quantum era, building the machine and defending against it are not separate races, but the same one.TRACK THE TREND WITH EAGLE EYE:
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[1] Quantum Secure Encryption Corp., "Quantum Secure Encryption Provides Corporate Update as Company Scales Commercial Deployment," May 12, 2026 (Newsfile Corp.).
[2] Quantum Secure Encryption Corp., "Quantum Secure Encryption Highlights Post-Quantum Cybersecurity Urgency Following U.S. Quantum Computing Investment," May 22, 2026 (Newsfile Corp.).
[3] Quantum Secure Encryption Corp., "Quantum Secure Encryption Appoints Cybersecurity and AI Technology Veteran Michael Massing as Chief Technology Officer," May 26, 2026 (Newsfile Corp.).
[4] U.S. Department of Commerce / NIST, "Department of Commerce Announces Letters of Intent With 9 Companies for $2 Billion to Accelerate U.S. Leadership in Quantum Computing," May 2026.DISCLAIMER:
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AI-Enabled Cyberespionage Is a National Security Threat. Integrated Cyber Solutions Has an AnswerMay 26, 2026 10:06 AM
PR Newswire (Canada) Issued on behalf of Integrated Cyber Solutions Inc.As Chinese state-sponsored actors weaponize frontier AI against U.S. enterprises and Washington reframes data exposure as a national security problem, Integrated Cyber Solutions Inc. (dba Integrated Quantum Technologies) has published an updated white paper reporting 95%+ compression of sensitive data — removing it from the AI attack surface entirely while maintaining model performance across healthcare, financial services and enterprise-scale environments.NEW YORK, May 26, 2026 /CNW/ -- Equity Insider News Commentary — In November 2025, Anthropic disclosed that Chinese state-sponsored actors had used its Claude model to run a largely automated cyberespionage campaign across roughly thirty targets, with the AI performing 80 to 90 percent of the operational work. [9] Five months later, in April 2026, the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy issued a memo warning that foreign entities, primarily based in China, are conducting industrial-scale campaigns against U.S. frontier AI systems. [10] On May 18, 2026, the Council on Foreign Relations published an assessment titled "The Security Foundations Beneath America's AI Ambitions Are Cracking." [11] In the span of six months, enterprise data exposure to AI systems has stopped being a corporate IT problem and started being a national security problem. That reframing matters at the boardroom level, because every enterprise running a serious AI program eventually runs into the same wall. The data that would make their models genuinely useful — patient records, transaction history, claims data, internal financial filings, regulated images — is also the data their legal and security teams will not let near a model pipeline. So they ship synthetic substitutes, or they aggressively anonymize, or they encrypt and pay the latency cost, or they just narrow the project until the data risk goes away. Whichever path they pick, the model that ships at the end is a weaker version of what was actually possible. And in a threat environment where state-sponsored actors are now using AI itself to harvest that data, the cost of leaving it exposed has gone up sharply.Stay ahead of the AI security and post-quantum stories investors are watching. Sign up for the Equity Insider newsletter for ongoing coverage.That is the bottleneck. And it is the bottleneck that a Canadian-listed company called Integrated Cyber Solutions Inc. (CSE: ICS | OTCQB: IGCRF | FSE: Y4G), which now operates publicly as Integrated Quantum Technologies ("Integrated Quantum," "IQT," or the "Company"), has been quietly working to dissolve.On May 26, 2026, the Company released an expanded version of its white paper on VEIL™, its commercial product for privacy-preserving machine learning. [1] The paper, authored by Jeremy J. Samuelson, EVP, Artificial Intelligence & Innovation, is titled "Informationally Compressive Anonymization: Non-Degrading Sensitive Input Protection for Privacy-Preserving Supervised Machine Learning," and is available here. The title alone is the thesis: the central claim of the work is that an enterprise can compress sensitive inputs by between approximately 95% and 99.96%, demonstrate resilience against reconstruction and attribute inference attacks under the testing conditions described, and at the same time match — or in some cases beat — the predictive performance of a model trained on the raw data. [1]If that holds up under real-world deployment, it is a meaningful claim. Privacy-preserving ML has historically been a graveyard of "almost" solutions. Differential privacy degrades accuracy by injecting noise. Homomorphic encryption multiplies computational cost. Federated learning still leaks gradients under the right attack. In each case, the engineer running the project has had to decide which tax to pay: the accuracy tax, the compute tax, or the security tax. The pitch in the Samuelson paper is that VEIL™ materially narrows that trilemma by removing sensitive information before it ever enters the ML pipeline, rather than trying to protect it once it gets there.What the Paper Actually ShowsThe updated paper is not a marketing one-pager. It evaluates VEIL™ across multiple supervised machine learning tasks and datasets, in image recognition, financial services, healthcare, regression modeling and large-scale enterprise data environments. The benchmark and enterprise datasets it tests include MNIST, Fashion-MNIST, Ames Housing, YearPredictionMSD, Home Credit Default Risk, Default of Credit Card Clients, CBIS-DDSM medical imaging data and the E2006 financial filings dataset. [1] That is a deliberately wide net — toy benchmarks alongside enterprise-grade data — because the company is making a generalizability argument, not a single-benchmark argument.The two headline numbers are worth restating. Reported compression levels across the evaluated datasets and machine learning tasks ranged from approximately 95% to 99.96%, depending on the dataset, dimensionality and model architecture utilized. [1] And in each evaluation, VEIL™ maintained predictive utility comparable to and/or exceeding baseline raw-data model performance. [1] The combination matters. Either one in isolation would be unremarkable: compression without utility is just lossy data, and utility without compression is just regular ML on regular data. The claim is that you get both.The paper also benchmarks VEIL™ directly against the two privacy-preserving approaches most often discussed in enterprise procurement conversations: Differential Privacy and Homomorphic Encryption. Both are associated with predictive performance trade-offs in addition to computational overhead, privacy-budget management requirements and ciphertext expansion characteristics under certain implementations and testing conditions. [1] Under the evaluated testing conditions described in the paper, VEIL™ outperformed Differential Privacy across the reported attack simulations — simulations that include reconstruction attacks and attribute inference analyses intended to assess resilience under various threat scenarios and attacker assumptions. [1]The Company is careful, to its credit, about overclaiming. The paper notes that in certain enterprise deployment scenarios involving vulnerabilities elsewhere in a system environment — leaked sensitive indices, external data correlation — VEIL™ may still permit limited sensitive information leakage under specific adversarial conditions. [1] That is the honest version of the claim. The findings, performance observations and comparative analyses contained in the paper are based on internal research, simulations, validation studies, datasets, configurations and assumptions utilized by the Company and the paper's author; results may not be indicative of performance in all commercial deployments. [1]An external endorsement also accompanies the release. Dr. Mohammad Tayebi, Assistant Professor in the School of Computing Science at Simon Fraser University, who was referenced in the Company's original white paper announcement, supports and endorses the updated paper. The Company has disclosed that Dr. Tayebi has no affiliation with Integrated Quantum and has received no compensation from the Company in connection with the endorsement, the white paper or the underlying research. [1]Why the Compression Number Matters Beyond PrivacyThere is a second story tucked inside the headline. The Company believes that the ability to materially reduce dataset size while preserving model utility may have broader implications for enterprise AI infrastructure efficiency, including potential reductions in storage, transfer and computational requirements associated with certain machine learning workflows. [1]Put plainly: if an enterprise can shrink the information footprint of its sensitive training data by 95%-plus and still get the same model performance, the downstream implications for compute and storage envelopes may be material. The Company itself frames this as "potential reductions in storage, transfer and computational requirements associated with certain machine learning workflows." [1] The privacy benefit is the on-ramp, but the infrastructure-cost benefit is what could keep VEIL™ on a finance team's radar after the security team is already convinced. Enterprise AI has become a budget line item large enough that even modest reductions in compute and storage translate into meaningful savings.Samuelson framed it this way: "Our research continues to support the view that informational compression and architectural isolation may provide a viable framework for privacy-preserving machine learning without requiring the substantial computational overhead commonly associated with certain existing approaches. We also believe the compression characteristics demonstrated in the paper could have meaningful implications for enterprise AI efficiency and infrastructure optimization in certain deployment scenarios." [1]The Public-Market Read-Across: A Sector Repricing in Real TimeThe capital markets have not been subtle about what they think of companies positioned at the intersection of AI security and enterprise data protection. Four public names — each operating at a different layer of the same broad stack — give a sense of how investors are paying for this thesis right now.Palo Alto Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ: PANW) is the index name for the AI-era cybersecurity narrative. The shares touched an intraday record of approximately US$252.22 on May 21, 2026, putting the stock at a fresh all-time high heading into its fiscal third-quarter 2026 results, scheduled for release after market close on June 2, 2026. [2] The same day the record was set, Palo Alto published a blog post announcing an integration between its Cortex Cloud Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) platform and Anthropic's Claude Compliance API, designed to give enterprises programmatic visibility into how sensitive data is being used inside Claude Enterprise — covering prompt content, uploaded files, generated outputs and behavioral activity — and to detect prompt injection attempts, sensitive data exposure and anomalous behavior in real time. [3] That is adjacent to the problem space VEIL™ is operating in: Palo Alto's integration governs what users can do with sensitive data once they sit down at an AI chat interface, while VEIL™ changes what sensitive data actually enters the ML pipeline in the first place.Arqit Quantum Inc. (NASDAQ: ARQQ) is the closest pure-play read-across to the post-quantum side of the Integrated Quantum thesis. The Company's own framing describes its mission as building "privacy-preserving and post-quantum enterprise AI infrastructure technologies" — a two-pronged thesis. [1] Arqit represents the second prong as a pure-play. On May 21, 2026, Arqit reported financial results for the first half of fiscal year 2026, with revenue of US$623,000 for the six months ended March 31, 2026, compared to US$67,000 in the comparable period the prior year. [4] Revenue was generated from eleven contracts in the first half of fiscal year 2026, compared to seven contracts for all of fiscal year 2025, with eight of the eleven contracts coming from government, defence and enterprise organizations and three from telecom network operators. [4] The Company ended the period with cash and cash equivalents of approximately US$28.9 million as of March 31, 2026, rising to approximately US$35.9 million as of May 20, 2026. [4] Arqit's commercial focus is quantum-safe symmetric key agreement encryption — a different technical primitive than what VEIL™ does — but it is operating within the same broader enterprise-readiness thesis: large institutions preparing for a post-quantum world, and willing to pay for the infrastructure to get there.SEALSQ Corp (NASDAQ: LAES), a subsidiary of WISeKey International Holding (NASDAQ: WKEY), has had one of the more visible run-ups in the post-quantum cohort. On May 20, 2026, SEALSQ and parent WISeKey launched the WISeRobot.ch platform, integrating post-quantum semiconductors into a human-centric AI robotics roadmap targeting government, healthcare and smart-infrastructure verticals. [6] Shares traded up roughly 15% intraday the following day, May 21, 2026, on heavy volume. [5] The WISeRobot launch sits on top of a broader build-out at SEALSQ: a recent patent filing for a technique that protects polynomial-based post-quantum cryptography from side-channel attacks during the message-encoding stage, the sampling phase of the QS7001 Quantum Shield secure microcontroller (which embeds NIST-approved ML-KEM/Kyber and ML-DSA/Dilithium algorithms in silicon), and a commercial pipeline that management now describes as exceeding US$200 million for the 2026–2029 period — with more than US$60 million specifically tied to the QS7001 and QVault TPM post-quantum chips. [5] The signal SEALSQ is sending — that enterprises and governments are now making real procurement decisions assuming a post-quantum world is real — is adjacent to the signal embedded in the VEIL™ paper: both companies sit inside Integrated Quantum's self-described "privacy-preserving and post-quantum enterprise AI infrastructure" theme, just at different layers of the stack.SentinelOne, Inc. (NYSE: S) represents the AI-securing-everything-else variation of the same theme. On April 30, 2026, the Company launched its Wayfinder Frontier AI Services offering, a proactive exposure-management service that pairs frontier AI models — including Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.7 — with the Company's offensive and defensive security experts to map exploitation chains and prioritize remediations across a customer's full attack surface. [7] One week earlier, on April 22, 2026 at Google NEXT, SentinelOne was named a 2026 Google Cloud Partner of the Year for Security: Google Threat Intelligence. [8] SentinelOne is using frontier AI to defend enterprise infrastructure end-to-end — and notably, like Palo Alto Networks' Cortex Cloud integration with the Claude Compliance API, SentinelOne's flagship Wayfinder service is built on top of Anthropic's Claude. VEIL™ is operating one floor lower, at the data layer that feeds those AI systems in the first place. The three are addressing different sections of the same enterprise security perimeter.Put together, the four names sketch the perimeter of where institutional capital is currently betting that the next decade of enterprise AI security spend gets allocated. Palo Alto is the platform incumbent. Arqit and SEALSQ are the post-quantum specialists. SentinelOne is the AI-native security operator. What none of them is doing — and what the VEIL™ paper argues Integrated Cyber Solutions is doing — is reaching all the way back to the data itself, before it ever reaches a model, and changing what is actually fed in. That is a structurally different point of intervention in the pipeline.Read the full Integrated Cyber Solutions profile, the VEIL™ white paper, and ongoing coverage at usanewsgroup.com/ics-landing/.The Bottom LineEnterprise AI has been operating with a private understanding that the projects that ship are the ones where the data was already either non-sensitive or already de-risked through synthetic substitutes. Anything involving real patient records, real financial filings, real customer transaction histories — the data that would make the model meaningfully more accurate — has tended to die quietly in compliance review.The updated white paper out of Integrated Cyber Solutions Inc. is a credible argument that the architectural assumption underneath that compromise can be revisited. Reported 95% to 99.96% compression. Predictive utility maintained or exceeded versus raw-data baselines. Outperformance against Differential Privacy in the reported attack simulations. Endorsed by an independent academic. And, critically, framed by the Company with appropriate caveats about real-world deployment variability. [1]If the architecture holds up in commercial deployments, the same enterprises that have been routing around their best data for years will have to revisit the assumption. That is a large prize. Continued reading on Integrated Cyber Solutions Inc. and the VEIL™ white paper is available at https://usanewsgroup.com/ics-landing/.Contact: editor @acblanke1Article Sources[1] Integrated Cyber Solutions Inc. (dba Integrated Quantum Technologies) press release, May 26, 2026 — "EVP of Integrated Quantum Technologies Publishes Updated VEIL™ White Paper Demonstrating 95%+ Compression Rates Without Performance Tradeoffs."[2] Palo Alto Networks, Inc. press release, May 1, 2026 — "Palo Alto Networks to Announce Fiscal Third Quarter 2026 Financial Results" (release scheduled after U.S. markets close on Tuesday, June 2, 2026); intraday all-time high of approximately US$252.22 per Investing.com, May 21, 2026.[3] Palo Alto Networks corporate blog, May 21, 2026 — "Securing Enterprise AI Adoption: Palo Alto Networks Integrates with the Claude Compliance API to Enable Safe Use of Claude," by Arpit Bhatt (Cortex Cloud DSPM + Anthropic Claude Compliance API integration).[4] Arqit Quantum Inc. press release / Form 6-K, May 21, 2026 — "Announces Financial Results for First Half of Fiscal Year 2026," London, UK.[5] SEALSQ Corp press release, April 28, 2026 — "SEALSQ Patent Portfolio of 126 Active Patents Ideally Positioned to Meet Market Demand Following Google's 2029 Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration Timeline Announcement" (patent filing for side-channel attack protection on polynomial-based PQC; QS7001 Quantum Shield sampling phase confirmation) (GlobeNewswire). Commercial pipeline commentary (>US$200M for 2026–2029; >US$60M tied to QS7001 + QVault TPM) from WISeKey International Holding 6-K disclosures (May 6, 2026 CEO letter). Intraday move of approximately 15% on May 21, 2026 reported by StocksToTrade.[6] WISeKey International Holding Ltd / SEALSQ Corp press release, May 20, 2026 — launch of the WISeRobot.ch platform for human-centric AI robotics secured with post-quantum cryptographic technology.[7] SentinelOne, Inc. press release, April 30, 2026 — launch of Wayfinder Frontier AI Services proactive exposure-management offering, integrating frontier AI models including Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.7.[8] SentinelOne, Inc. press release, April 22, 2026 (Google NEXT) — "SentinelOne Wins a 2026 Google Cloud Partner of the Year Award" (Security: Google Threat Intelligence category) (BusinessWire).[9] Anthropic disclosure, November 2025 — first AI-orchestrated cyberespionage campaign by Chinese state-sponsored actors using the Claude model, targeting approximately 30 entities with 80–90% of operational work performed autonomously by the AI. Disclosure also referenced in "China, AI and a Federal Retreat Set Cyber Agenda for 2026" (Information Security Media Group, December 25, 2025) and U.S. Senate letter from Senators Hassan and Ernst to National Cyber Director Sean Cairncross.[10] White House Office of Science and Technology Policy memo, April 2026 — warning that foreign entities, primarily based in China, are conducting industrial-scale campaigns to distill U.S. frontier AI systems through proxy accounts and other coordinated methods. Referenced in U.S. House Select Committee on the CCP correspondence to Anysphere and Airbnb (May 2026).[11] Vinh X. Nguyen, Senior Fellow for Artificial Intelligence, Council on Foreign Relations, May 18, 2026 — "Scaling Intelligence: The Security Foundations Beneath America's AI Ambitions Are Cracking."DISCLAIMERNothing in this publication should be considered as personalized financial advice. We are not licensed under securities laws to address your particular financial situation. 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Wisekey Shares Rise Following Launch of AI Robotics Platform (WKEY)May 20, 2026 9:47 AM
IH Market News Wisekey International Holding AG (NASDAQ:WKEY) shares climbed 6.1% in premarket trading Wednesday after subsidiary SEALSQ Corp (NASDAQ:LAES) introduced the new WISeRobot.ch platform.The companies announced the rollout of a next-generation human-centric AI robotics ecosystem secured using post-quantum cryptographic technology. Platform Combines AI Robotics and Quantum-Resistant Security According to the companies, the WISeRobot.ch platform will act as the central hub for the broader robotics ecosystem, detailing product capabilities, deployment applications, partnership initiatives, and a phased development roadmap.The platform combines WISeKey’s expertise in digital identity and cybersecurity with SEALSQ’s post-quantum semiconductor technology and public key infrastructure systems to support secure human-machine interactions.The launch marks another step in SEALSQ’s broader strategy to integrate quantum-resistant security technologies into robotics platforms as quantum computing capabilities continue to evolve. Technology Showcased at Davos WISeRobot was first introduced publicly during the World Economic Forum in Davos in January, where the system was presented at CNBC Davos and during a SEALSQ-WISeKey roundtable event.The demonstrations highlighted the platform’s ability to conduct natural human interactions within a secure identity-based framework.During the Davos roundtable, the companies also carried out an initial proof-of-concept demonstration integrating SEALSQ’s post-quantum cryptographic technology into a live robotics environment.The presentation showcased secure digital identity verification, protected communications, and trusted machine-to-machine interactions operating in real time. Focus on Quantum-Resistant Infrastructure SEALSQ said it is continuing to develop quantum-resistant algorithms and hardware-based security systems embedded at the silicon, firmware, and system levels.The company aims to establish a secure foundation for AI-powered and autonomous technologies deployed across industries including government, healthcare, and smart infrastructure.The WISeRobot development roadmap includes additional advances in conversational AI functionality, broader enterprise use cases, and deeper integration of post-quantum cybersecurity technologies.Wisekey International Holding stock price Original: Wisekey Shares Rise Following Launch of AI Robotics Platform (WKEY)

Really  ? Space based data Center ?One Russian or Chinese Rocket and everything is gone.Makes that much sense ?

this company is in serious business. 25y in operation, 500 patent focused on next generation technology to advance quantum computing. see a 1000 bagger when time is right.

I’m in at $3.15 , Paytience…

cash rich no debt high demand technology rich selling @penny

LAES grab laes now

The Quantum fund is great

Good time to buy

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The Encryption Deadline Wall Street Hasn't Priced InMarch 10, 2026 12:34 PM
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Issued on behalf of Quantum Secure Encryption Corp.VANCOUVER, BC, March 10, 2026 /CNW/ -- USANewsGroup.com News Commentary — Every federal agency in the United States has been ordered to adopt quantum-resistant encryption by January 2027, and CISA now requires that procurement across designated technology categories reflect that timeline immediately[1]. The mandate is accelerating an industry already in motion: the global quantum technology market is projected to reach US$7.66 billion by 2031, a 22.6% CAGR driven by surging demand for quantum-resilient infrastructure[2]. Companies building for that deadline include Quantum Secure Encryption Corp. (CSE: QSE) (OTCQB: QSEGF) (FSE: VN8), Rigetti Computing (NASDAQ: RGTI), Infleqtion (NYSE: INFQ), SEALSQ Corp (NASDAQ: LAES), and International Business Machines (NYSE: IBM).Most organizations know the risk but haven't moved. A global poll of technology and cybersecurity professionals found that while 62% are concerned about quantum computing developments, only 5% consider it a near-term planning priority[3]. That gap is already being exploited. The World Economic Forum warned that "harvest now, decrypt later" campaigns have compressed migration timelines from a projected 2035 to as early as 2028, turning post-quantum security from a technology experiment into a governance emergency[4].Quantum Secure Encryption Corp. (CSE: QSE) (OTCQB: QSEGF) (FSE: VN8) delivered early revenue momentum alongside accelerating global reach in a business update covering the opening months of calendar year 2026. The Vancouver-based post-quantum security company continues to generate revenue through enterprise deployments, channel partnerships, and renewal activity from existing customers as adoption of its post-quantum security platform expands across markets.The company's commercial footprint has expanded rapidly. Since November 2025, QSE has grown from four to thirteen operational markets worldwide. Its channel partner ecosystem now includes eleven value-added distributors across multiple regions, with two additional partnerships expected to finalize in the near term. These distributors support enterprise deployment, regional sales activities, and local implementation of QSE's platform capabilities across commercial and government sectors."Over the past several months we have focused on building the foundations required for global adoption of post-quantum security solutions," said Ted Carefoot, CEO of QSE. "Our expansion into additional markets, growth of our channel ecosystem, and continued development of our platform capabilities position us to support organizations as they begin preparing for the long-term transition to post-quantum cryptographic standards."On the technology front, QSE's Quantum Preparedness Assessment (QPA) platform now includes expanded automation for analyzing software bills of materials (SBOM), cryptographic bills of materials (CBOM), and hardware bills of materials (HBOM). These enhancements give organizations structured visibility into cryptographic exposure across complex environments, supporting the kind of long-range migration planning that federal mandates now require.The company also integrated its proprietary quantum-resistant entropy layer into QAuth, its identity and authentication platform. The integration strengthens key generation processes at the entropy source level, reinforcing cryptographic resilience within identity workflows and adding another layer of post-quantum protection to QSE's expanding product stack. QAuth now supports quantum-delivered entropy for authentication protocols, a capability increasingly relevant as enterprises evaluate cryptographic risk across their identity infrastructure.QSE further solidified its positioning within government procurement ecosystems through membership in CADSI (Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries) and MISA (Municipal Information Systems Association). Both memberships open pathways for participation in Canadian public-sector and defense-related cybersecurity tenders involving post-quantum readiness initiatives. The company continues to align its commercial expansion with emerging global guidance as governments and enterprises evaluate long-term cryptographic risk exposure.CONTINUED… Read this and more on QSE at: https://usanewsgroup.com/2024/04/26/the-currency-of-tomorrow-why-investing-in-cutting-edge-ai-recognition-tech-could-mean-big-money/In other industry developments and happenings in the market include:Rigetti Computing (NASDAQ: RGTI) recently reported fourth quarter and full-year 2025 financial results, revealing sustained progress across fidelity, scale, and system architecture. The company achieved two-qubit gate fidelity as high as 99.9% at 28-nanosecond gate speed on a prototype platform using its proprietary adiabatic CZ entangling gate. Full-year 2025 revenues reached $7.1 million, and the company closed the year with $589.8 million in cash and investments."In 2025, we made great progress across fidelity, scale, and system architecture," said Dr. Subodh Kulkarni, CEO of Rigetti. "Our focus continues to be on achieving practical quantum advantage, and over the past year we validated key elements of our strategy, including improved two-qubit gate fidelity across both monolithic and chiplet-based systems and continued momentum in scaling our superconducting quantum technology."Rigetti also secured an $8.4 million purchase order from India's Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) for a 108-qubit on-premises quantum computer, marking growing international demand for direct access to quantum hardware integrated into high-performance computing environments.Infleqtion (NYSE: INFQ) became the first neutral-atom quantum company to go public on the New York Stock Exchange, closing its business combination with Churchill Capital Corp X and receiving over $550 million in gross proceeds. The company's product portfolio spans quantum computers, optical clocks, RF receivers, and inertial sensors, all engineered for real-world deployment across aerospace, defense, and critical infrastructure."Infleqtion was founded on a simple conviction: neutral atoms are the best path for commercializing quantum technology because they are scalable and economical," said Matthew Kinsella, CEO of Infleqtion. "As a public company we can accelerate our technology roadmap and expand deployments in areas such as aerospace, defense and critical infrastructure, bringing practical quantum solutions to market at increasing speed and scale."Infleqtion's systems are already deployed with the U.S. Department of Defense, NASA, and the U.K. government. The company recently announced a collaboration with NASA, supported by more than $20 million in contracted mission funding, to fly the world's first quantum gravity sensor to space.SEALSQ (NASDAQ: LAES) recently announced it is ready to offer its quantum-resilient vertical security stack to companies developing quantum computers and quantum computing infrastructures. The Geneva-based semiconductor and post-quantum technology company outlined four integrated service modules covering the complete quantum computing security stack, from hardware Root-of-Trust and NIST-standardized post-quantum cryptography to secure ASIC architectures and quantum-computing-as-a-service access control."Quantum computers will redefine the limits of computing, but they will also redefine cybersecurity risks," said Carlos Creus Moreira, CEO of SEALSQ. "Organizations developing quantum technologies must ensure their infrastructures are built on trusted security foundations. SEALSQ is ready to provide a complete vertical stack, from silicon Root of Trust to QBit-level protection, designed to secure the entire quantum computing ecosystem."SEALSQ's cybersecurity technologies are deployed in more than 1.7 billion devices worldwide, securing critical infrastructure, IoT systems, healthcare platforms, and government networks. The company's QVault TPM and QS7001 RISC-V secure microcontroller are among the first commercially available quantum-resistant chips on the market.International Business Machines (NYSE: IBM) and an international team of university researchers recently created and characterized a molecule unlike any previously known, one whose electrons travel through its structure in a corkscrew-like pattern that fundamentally alters its chemical behavior. Published in Science, the work represents the first experimental observation of a half-Möbius electronic topology in a single molecule, validated using IBM's quantum computer for high-fidelity simulations at the molecular scale."First, we designed a molecule we thought could be created, then we built it, and then we validated it and its exotic properties with a quantum computer," said Alessandro Curioni, IBM Fellow, Vice President, Europe and Africa, and Director of IBM Research Zurich. "This is a leap towards the dream laid out by renowned physicist Richard Feynman decades ago to build a computer that can best simulate quantum physics."The discovery advances science on two fronts: for chemistry, it demonstrates that electronic topology can be deliberately engineered rather than merely found in nature; for quantum computing, it provides a concrete demonstration of quantum simulation producing scientific insight that would have remained out of reach for classical machines.SOURCE: https://usanewsgroup.com/2024/04/26/the-currency-of-tomorrow-why-investing-in-cutting-edge-ai-recognition-tech-could-mean-big-money/CONTACT:USA NEWS GROUPinfo @acblanke1DISCLAIMER: Nothing in this publication should be considered as personalized financial advice. We are not licensed under securities laws to address your particular financial situation. No communication by our employees to you should be deemed as personalized financial advice. 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SEALSQ Boosts Quantum Investment Fund from $35 Million to Over $100 Million

Quantum Business Matt Swayne, December 9, 2025




SEALSQ increased its Quantum Investment Fund from $35 million to over $100 million to support Europe’s post-quantum security, sovereign quantum computing, and a pan-European Quantum Corridor.
The company is deploying capital across semiconductors, PQC, secure satellites, blockchain identity, QKD, and quantum-ready silicon through investments in Spain, Switzerland, France, and the U.S.
SEALSQ says the strategy is aimed at protecting European data, communications, and critical infrastructure from future quantum-enabled cyber threats while advancing technological sovereignty.

PRESS RELEASE — SEALSQ Corp (NASDAQ: LAES) (“SEALSQ” or “Company”), a company that focuses on developing and selling Semiconductors, PKI, and Post-Quantum technology hardware and software products, supported by a strong liquidity position of almost $450 million, today announced its strategic decision to reinforce Europe’s leadership in Quantum Security, Post-Quantum technologies, and sovereign Quantum computing by increasing Quantum Investment Fund from $35 million to over $100 million.

With this step, SEALSQ has significantly amplified its intention to drive Europe’s technological sovereignty, accelerate the rollout of a fully Quantum-Safe digital ecosystem, contribute to the development of a European sovereign Quantum Computer, establish a pan-European Quantum Corridor connecting research, industry, and secure infrastructure across the continent.

A sovereign Quantum Computer is a Quantum computing system that is designed, manufactured, operated, and secured entirely within Europe, without dependence on foreign technologies, cloud infrastructure, or supply chains. Such a system would ensure full regional control over Quantum processors, secure elements, cryptographic layers, algorithms, and data flows. Such a system could embody strategic autonomy, eliminate exposure to foreign vulnerabilities or extraterritorial regulations, preserve European intellectual property, and comply with sovereign cybersecurity and data-protection frameworks. SEALSQ believes that the development of a sovereign Quantum Computer is essential for maintaining Europe’s long-term technological independence and protecting sensitive governmental, industrial, and scientific workloads in the Quantum era.

SEALSQ’s expanded Quantum Fund is being deployed with the goal of accelerating the convergence of Quantum-resilient hardware, PQC algorithms, secure satellite and terrestrial communications, blockchain-backed identity systems, and AI-enhanced hardware security modules. SEALSQ maintains that these foundational elements are necessary not only to build a Post-Quantum secure digital ecosystem but also to create the technological infrastructure required for a sovereign Quantum Computer and a unified continental Quantum Corridor.

Several strategic investments already executed demonstrate SEALSQ’s coordinated approach and its global expansion. Specifically…

In Spain, the company, along with its parent company, WISeKey International Holding AG, (“WISeKey”) (SIX: WIHN, NASDAQ: WKEY), a leading global cybersecurity, blockchain, and IoT company, has committed approximately $12 million to develop a Post-Quantum Semiconductor Personalization and Test Center in Murcia, supported by €20 million from the Spanish government’s SETT.ES program.
In Switzerland, a $3.5 million investment in WeCan Group aims to integrate PQC-secured blockchain identity capabilities into financial and enterprise systems. SEALSQ has also deployed $10 million into WISeSat.Space with the aim to further develop its satellite constellation to deliver Post-Quantum encrypted global communications, enabling secure connectivity across the Quantum Corridor’s terrestrial and space-based nodes.
In France, the acquisition of IC’Alps for a total consideration valued at approximately $14 million enhances SEALSQ’s ability to develop custom Quantum-ready silicon optimized for algorithms such as CRYSTALS-Kyber. An investment in French startup ColibriTD brings QKD and hybrid PQC capabilities into SEALSQ’s architecture, strengthening the end-to-end secure communication needed for Europe’s Quantum future.
In USA, the company has made a strategic investment in EeroQ, a U.S.-based quantum chip design company pioneering a breakthrough approach to building a quantum computer using electrons on helium (eHe). This investment aligns with SEALSQ’s Quantum Made in USA strategy and reinforces its commitment to strengthening the United States and Europe’s leadership in quantum-resistant technologies and future quantum computing platforms.

As Quantum computing evolves, traditional encryption and legacy cybersecurity systems are expected to become vulnerable. SEALSQ’s expanded Quantum Fund plans to ensure that Europe can protect its data, communications, and digital identities against Quantum-enabled threats while laying the groundwork for a sovereign Quantum Computer and a pan-European Quantum Corridor that unites critical infrastructure, research, and industry in a secure, interoperable framework.

“This integrated strategy is not a collection of isolated technologies, it is a coordinated mission to build the world’s first fully vertically integrated quantum computing ecosystem, support the development of a sovereign European Quantum Computer, and establish a Quantum Corridor that ancors Europe’s technological future,” said Carlos Moreira, CEO of SEALSQ. “By increasing our Quantum Fund to over $100 million, we are accelerating the innovation required to protect governments, enterprises, and citizens in the Quantum era. We are building the critical infrastructure of tomorrow, today.”

With its strong liquidity, expanding technological footprint, and commitment to European digital sovereignty, SEALSQ is uniquely positioned to shape the secure Quantum future of Europe and beyond.
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SEALSQ Makes Strategic Investment in EeroQ

Matt Swayne December 4, 2025

SEALSQ has made a strategic investment in U.S.-based quantum chip designer EeroQ as part of its “Quantum Made in USA” strategy to advance sovereign, scalable quantum and post-quantum technologies.
EeroQ’s platform uses single electrons on superfluid helium to build ultra-compact, CMOS-compatible quantum processors that align with SEALSQ’s semiconductor roadmap and scalability goals.
The investment expands SEALSQ’s integrated quantum ecosystem — spanning PQC chips, secure microcontrollers, personalization centers, and future accelerator chips — while supporting EeroQ’s U.S. growth, ethics initiatives, and new Chicago R&D facility.

PRESS RELEASE — SEALSQ Corp (NASDAQ: LAES) (“SEALSQ” or “Company”), a company that focuses on developing and selling Semiconductors, PKI, and Post-Quantum technology hardware and software products, today announced a strategic investment in EeroQ, a U.S.-based quantum chip design company pioneering a breakthrough approach to building a quantum computer using electrons on helium (eHe). This investment aligns with SEALSQ’s Quantum Made in USA strategy and reinforces its commitment to strengthening the United States and Europe’s leadership in quantum-resistant technologies and future quantum computing platforms.

Earlier this year, SEALSQ launched the SEALQUANTUM.com investment, which aims on investing up to $35 million in startups engaged in quantum computing. Two investments have been finalized, including a partnership with ColibriTD for quantum-as-a-service solutions and the acquisition of the French ASIC design firm IC’ALPS. This new investment in EeroQ is the first that the Company is making in the USA as part of its “Quantum Made in USA” strategy.

EeroQ: Breakthrough Quantum Chip Technology Aligned with SEALSQ’s Roadmap
Founded in 2017, EeroQ aims to build a large-scale quantum computer based on single electrons trapped on superfluid helium, a technology originally proposed in the late 1990s and now made feasible thanks to major advances in materials science, microfabrication, and cryogenic engineering.

EeroQ’s design offers several key advantages that align with SEALSQ’s long-term strategic priorities:
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Ultra-compact form factor: Unlike other QC architectures requiring datacenter-scale cryogenic infrastructure, EeroQ’s qubits — based on the smallest particle in nature — enable the design of quantum processors as small as a thumbnail.
CMOS-compatible fabrication: EeroQ’s platform is designed to be manufactured using standard semiconductor processes, directly compatible with SEALSQ’s secure semiconductor personalization and OSAT capabilities.
High-quality qubit potential: Single-electron qubits provide promising metrics in:
coherence time,
all-to-all connectivity, and
mobility of qubits, enabling novel architectures.

This positions EeroQ as one of the most scalable approaches to quantum computing currently under development.

Strategic Alignment with SEALSQ’s “Quantum Made in USA” Vision
SEALSQ’s investment strengthens its strategy to build an integrated post-quantum and quantum-era semiconductor ecosystem, combining:

Post-quantum cryptographic chips (already commercialized)
Quantum-resistant secure microcontrollers
Advanced personalization centers in the USA and UAE
Future quantum accelerator chips developed in strategic partnership

EeroQ’s U.S.-based design and fabrication roadmap supports SEALSQ’s commitment to U.S.-sovereign and Europe-sovereign quantum technologies, a growing national security priority.

Carlos Moreira, Founder & CEO of SEALSQ, commented: “Our strategic investment in EeroQ is a key step in SEALSQ’s ‘Quantum Made in USA’ industrial strategy. EeroQ’s helium-based quantum architecture is one of the most promising scalable designs we have seen. By aligning their breakthrough chip technology with SEALSQ’s secure semiconductor expertise, we are helping accelerate the development of quantum systems that are sovereign, secure, and industrially viable.”

Nick Farina, co-founder and CEO of EeroQ, emphasizing capital-efficient scalability unmatched by other architectures, noted, “We designed EeroQ to scale using the mature CMOS fabrication ecosystem. Our devices are extremely compact with far fewer moving parts, allowing us to scale faster and more efficiently. SEALSQ’s strategic investment strengthens our mission to bring ethical, powerful, and scalable quantum computing to market. Despite a challenging macroeconomic environment, demand for strategic quantum technologies is rising rapidly due to both corporate needs and national security imperatives.”

Leadership, Ethics & USA Expansion
EeroQ recently appointed Princeton Professor Steve Lyon as CTO and completed a 9,600 sq ft quantum R&D facility in Chicago, contributing to the city’s growing position as a major quantum innovation hub..

EeroQ is also one of the industry’s leading voices on quantum ethics. Co-Founder Faye Wattleton, renowned for her work in governance and public policy, has led research initiatives on ethical frameworks for responsible quantum development since 2018, a perspective aligned with SEALSQ’s commitment to trustworthy technology ecosystems.
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With a several-decades long background in journalism and communications, Matt Swayne has worked as a science communicator for an R1 university for more than 12 years, specializing in translating high tech and deep tech for the general audience. He has served as a writer, editor and analyst at The Quantum Insider since its inception. In addition to his service as a science communicator, Matt also develops courses to improve the media and communications skills of scientists and has taught courses. matt@thequantuminsider.com

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In some looks good $4.69 . News chips helium in USA produced 

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LAES .. radar it .. had really nice news this morning on partnership with US Defense .. SEALSQ and Trusted Semiconductor Solutions Partner to Develop “Made in US” Post-Quantum Secure Solutions for US Government and Defense Agencies https://investorshub.advfn.com/stock-market/NASDAQ/sealsq-LAES/stock-news/96979464/sealsq-and-trusted-semiconductor-solutions-partner

5.00

$LAES - Looking GOOD here this morning!

$4.49 up 16% 2 days .India deal future money maker ..they gave dilution a break was heavy past few weeks 

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LAES Looking good here!

2.50 held

Moving today , let's see where she goes . Need some Arizona progress news and we'll really take off 

This is one of the slowest quantum picks, as far as recovery from the earlier crash this year. It's been struggling to regain $5, let alone $4. The company is working in various areas, but the market doesn't appear to believe in the company. If they can announce a numerical amount for a mid sized deal, I suspect that could reignite interest. As far as I can tell this stock has high retail ownership, so the volatility is expected. I'm waiting for a lower price to add, don't see any reason for me to hurry to buy.

Even IC Alps news didn't move the price which is disappointing.

Stock is falling like a rock. Is there any way this can go up? Or will the shorts win every day? 

Too much retail ownership so I can see it crashing, unless something is announced to change sentiment. But lately it's dilution news, or money given to wisesat operations... The company released a lot of news this year but much of it was boring. Price continues to struggle with $3 despite other quantum stocks surging in the same timeframe.

2.5 don't hold below 1.00....Thats where I will buy it the technicals implode

Not time to add this name imo. Around 2.3-2.5 is the sweet spot. It's strong around 1.9 but not expecting such an extreme fall anyway.

Dilution that's why

SEALSQ is actively developing post-quantum cryptography (PQC) solutions, including quantum-resistant semiconductors, and has partnered with Hedera(HBAR) to integrate this technology into their network.
This collaboration aims to enhance the security of Hedera's distributed ledger technology (DLT) against potential quantum computing attacks.

Hedera, in turn, is already incorporating quantum-resistant measures and plans for further upgrades.
Hedera's partnership with NVIDIA focuses on leveraging Hedera's blockchain for verifiable AI computations.
NVIDIA is also engaged in broader quantum computing research through collaborations and its Accelerated Quantum Research Center.

Carlos is trying to do too much at once, management lacks focus. They recently announced a cryptocurrency treasury. Note they previously mentioned HBAR and Seal coin ties. All of these side projects are costly. Not to say it's bad to hold ETH/BTC, but why now? They could've loaded up Q1 2025.

https://www.sealsq.com/investors/news-releases/sealsq-commits-up-to-30-million-in-cryptocurrency-treasury-to-accelerate-post-quantum-cryptography-initiatives

Appreciate your input

Not enough momentum to recover, even $4 is a challenge to regain. The market clearly doesn't believe in it yet. I also noticed interest from shorts because my shares were given out for most of the year, sometimes with a rate of 50% annualized... I don't think we'll see $10 before 4th quarter. They announced plans to work with Hager, though no dollar value mentioned.

Only issue I have is that they keep giving 10M to wiseSat. I don't think quantum satellites are worth it. Focus on local or cloud infrastructure. Launching stuff is expensive.

Laes one of the laggards in the quantum field. Everything ran in its sector including laes which hit $10 plus last december but since then it truly never made a recovery and held like most of its peers.

Low 2s doesn't hold going below 1.00$....

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3.00 might have been the bottom... Let's see if Technicals show is that...