Oleblue
5月前
01 Quantum Reports Fiscal 2025 Progress Across PQC Products and Revenue Growth
Capital Markets, Daily, Quantum Business
Cierra Choucair
January 22, 2026
01 Quantum advanced multiple post-quantum cybersecurity product lines in fiscal 2025, including commercial releases in quantum-safe remote access, digital assets, AI inference security, and email security, while completing a corporate rebrand aligned with its quantum-resilient focus.
The company increased revenue year over year and strengthened its balance sheet, driven by PQC development fees, three equity financings totaling $3.78 million, and disciplined cash management despite higher R&D and commercialization spending.
01 Quantum entered 2026 positioned for commercialization and growth, with near-term launches planned for quantum-resistant digital assets and staged releases of encrypted AI inference solutions targeting specialized language models.
PRESS RELEASE — 01 Quantum Inc., formerly 01 Communique Laboratory Inc., (“01 Quantum” or the “Company”) (TSX-V: ONE; OTCQB: OONEF), one of the first-to-market, enterprise level cybersecurity providers for the quantum computing era, is pleased to report the Company’s fourth quarter and annual results for the year ended October 31, 2025.
“We made significant progress in our PQC initiatives during 2025,” said Andrew Cheung, CEO of 01 Quantum. “Our work with partners, the expansion of our product verticals, and the technical milestones reached during the year demonstrate the versatility of our technology and the commitment of our team. The financings completed during the year strengthened our financial position and enabled us to advance development activities across several important areas. As we enter 2026, we believe the Company is well positioned to capitalize on the growing interest in quantum-resilient cybersecurity solutions.”
Corporate Developments:
During fiscal 2025, the Company advanced a broad range of initiatives across its Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) product verticals, strategic partnerships, and commercialization efforts. These developments reflect meaningful progress in expanding the applicability of the Company’s technologies and supporting partner-driven deployment opportunities.
Quantum-Safe Remote Access – DoMobile Ver.5 commercially available.
In conjunction with Hitachi Solutions Create, Ltd. (“HSC”) the Company developed a PQC-enhanced zero-trust remote access platform for the Japanese market. This culminated in the commercial release, as previously announced on January 15, 2026, of DoMobile Ver.5 a remote access platform integrating PQC into its public key cryptography framework, protecting users from emerging threats such as HNDL attacks and ensuring long-term confidentiality.
The commercial structure includes upfront development fees, along with ongoing royalties.
Quantum-Safe Digital Assets – qONE launching February 2026.
The Company entered into a strategic alliance with qLABS Foundation, under which 01 Quantum was engaged as qLABS’s Subject Matter Expert (SME) to develop quantum-safe tokens designed to run natively on existing blockchains such as Ethereum (ETH), and Solana (SOL). As part of this engagement, the Company developed its Quantum Crypto Wrapper (QCW) and Quantum DeFi Wrapper (QDW) technologies.
QCW pairs zero-knowledge proofs with IronCAP™’s NIST-approved PQC, enabling quantum-resistant transactions on existing blockchains without requiring a new Layer 1 chain or validator network. QDW acts as a quantum-safe circuit breaker for smart contracts by requiring a valid PQC signature before execution, helping protect Layer 1 tokens in scenarios where elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) signatures may no longer be reliable before or after a potential “Q-Day.”
Using these technologies, 01 Quantum and qLABS created qONE, the first quantum-resistant token and wallet on Hyperliquid (HYPE), with launch targeted for early February, 2026. As a natural extension, the Company also developed a protocol of using qONE as a “Quantum Gas Fee” utility token, allowing users to quantum-lock and unlock existing holdings across HYPE, Ethereum, Solana, and other chains supporting smart contracts. Launch is planned for the March/April timeframe.
The commercial structure for this vertical includes upfront development fees, along with ongoing royalties and token-sharing arrangements.
Quantum-Safe AI Models – Commercial availability targeting SML’s in first phase.
Development continued on the Company’s Quantum AI Wrapper (QAW), designed to enable encrypted AI inference using full homomorphic encryption (FHE). When paired with IronCAP™, QAW forms a fully quantum-safe AI service-pipeline designed to withstand today’s cyber threats while future-proofing AI prompts and workloads against emerging quantum attacks.
This approach ensures both the user data and AI model remain fully encrypted at all times. The model processes only encrypted prompts and returns encrypted responses, so nothing is ever revealed, not even to the platform operator.
Commercial availability is planned in stages through 2026-2027 with the initial release to target Small Language Models (SLM) for the special purpose AI market requiring FHE.
Quantum-Safe Email – Advanced commercialization efforts.
The Company advanced commercialization efforts for IronCAP X™ through its partnership with Turnium Technology Group Inc. (“TTGI”). Integration work expanded the product’s deployment footprint within TTGI’s service offerings and supported broader market exposure.
Corporate Rebranding – September 2025.
Shareholders approved the name change to 01 Quantum Inc., aligning the Company’s identity with its focus on quantum-resilient cybersecurity technologies and reinforcing its long-term strategic direction.
Financings – Strengthened financial position.
The Company completed three equity financings during the year, providing aggregate gross proceeds of $3,779,900. These financings strengthened the Company’s financial position and supported development and commercialization activities across multiple product verticals.
Financial Results:
The Company recorded higher revenue in both the fourth quarter 2025 and for the full fiscal year, supported by increased development activity across its PQC initiatives. Operating expenses increased in line with expanded development work and additional technical resources.
Fourth Quarter 2025
Fourth quarter 2025 revenue of $434,724, compared to $82,155 in fourth quarter 2024.
Fourth quarter 2025 IFRS loss and comprehensive loss of $352,453, compared to $97,698 in fourth quarter 2024.
The adjusted loss for the fourth quarter 2025 was $130,825, compared to $63,306 in fourth quarter 2024. Adjusted loss, or cash burn, excludes non-cash items such as stock-based compensation and depreciation.
The significant increase in quarterly revenue was driven by development fees associated with PQC-enabled applications across remote access, digital assets, and AI security. The increase in operating expenses reflects higher R&D activity, expanded development capacity, and stock-based compensation of $220,157, which is a non-cash charge. Excluding these non-cash items, the Company’s cash operating expenditures remained consistent with its development and commercialization activities.
Fiscal 2025
Fiscal 2025 revenue of $767,993, up from $412,948 in fiscal 2024.
Fiscal 2025 IFRS loss and comprehensive loss of $1,126,086, compared to a loss of $318,790 in fiscal 2024.
Adjusted loss for fiscal 2025 of $664,200, reflecting the Company’s modest cash burn.
Fiscal 2025 cash operating expenses totaled $1,418,848.
Non-cash operating expenses totaled $461,886, primarily stock-based compensation.
Revenue growth for the year was driven by development work across multiple PQC product verticals, including remote access, digital assets, and AI security. Operating expenses increased due to higher R&D expenditures, additional development personnel, and stock-based compensation related to option grants issued during the year. The Company’s adjusted loss provides a clearer view of underlying cash expenditures by removing non-cash items such as stock-based compensation and depreciation.
Financial Position
As at October 31, 2025, the Company held cash and guaranteed investment certificates totaling $3,072,651, compared to $139,126 at October 31, 2024. The increase reflects the completion of three equity financings during the year and the Company’s ongoing focus on managing operating expenditures.
Grant of options
The Company granted stock options pursuant to its stock option plan to directors and executives of the Company to purchase up to an aggregate of 775,000 common shares in the Company. The options were granted on January 22, 2026 and are exercisable at a price of $0.62 per share for a period of four years from the date of grant. The options vest over a period of two years, with 50% vesting on each of January 22, 2027 and January 22, 2028. The options, and the shares issuable upon exercise, will be subject to applicable securities and regulatory laws. After granting these stock options there will be a total of 9,005,000 options outstanding under the stock option plan.
The Company’s audited consolidated financial statements and Management’s Discussion and Analysis for the year ended October 31, 2025 are available on SEDAR+.
About 01 Quantum Inc.
01 Quantum Inc., formerly 01 Communique Laboratory Inc. (TSX-V: ONE; OTCQB: OONEF), is known for its innovative work in post-quantum cybersecurity (PQC), developing technologies designed to protect digital systems against emerging quantum computing threats. The Company’s IronCAP™ and supporting technologies are integrated into its PQC solutions, enabling applications across security-sensitive environments including digital assets, AI systems, email security, and enterprise infrastructure.
IronCAP™ technologies are patent-protected in the U.S.A. by patents #11,271,715 and #11,669,833.
For more information, visit the Company’s website at https://01quantuminc.com | https://01com.com and follow the Company’s blog at https://blog.01com.com/wp
SOURCE: 01 Quantum
01 Quantumcybersecuritypqcquantum-safe
IAC
Cierra Choucair
LinkedIn
Cierra Choucair is a journalist and data analyst at The Quantum Insider, where she covers quantum computing and emerging technologies. With a background that blends scientific analysis, public communication, and product storytelling, she bridges technical complexity and industry insight across research, startups, and policy. She is the author of The Daily Qubit, a widely read newsletter spotlighting quantum research, use cases, and industry trends.
https://thequantuminsider.com/2026/01/22/01-quantum-reports-fiscal-2025-progress-across-pqc-products-and-revenue-growth/
Oleblue
5月前
01 Quantum to Host Webinar on Securing AI Inference Against Adversarial Threats in 2026
Daily, Exclusives, Featured, Quantum Business
Cierra Choucair January 22, 2026
01Quantum will host a live strategic briefing on February 26, 2026, focused on securing AI inference against adversarial threats, as part of the 2026 Year of Quantum Security, in partnership with The Quantum Insider.
The 60-minute session will examine how government and enterprise organizations can protect AI prompts, models, and outputs from extraction, inversion, and long-term cryptographic risk using post-quantum security approaches that integrate into existing systems without disruption.
Led by Andrew Cheung (01Quantum) and Brian Lenahan (Quantum Strategy Institute), the briefing targets decision-makers navigating emerging compliance, procurement, and trust requirements as AI deployment outpaces current security models.
Register for the live session here.
01Quantum will host a live strategic briefing on Wednesday, February 26, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. EST, focused on one of the most under-addressed risks in enterprise AI deployment: the security of AI inference.
The 60-minute webinar, “Securing AI Inference Against Adversarial Threats in 2026,” is part of the 2026 Year of Quantum Security event series and will examine how government and enterprise organizations can protect AI prompts, models, and outputs from adversarial extraction, inversion attacks, and long-term cryptographic risk—without disrupting existing infrastructure.
Hosted in partnership with The Quantum Insider, the session will bring together technical, strategic, and policy perspectives to address emerging compliance and security requirements tied to post-quantum readiness. Registration is free and open to qualified participants.
Key Focus Areas
The session will focus on three core dimensions of AI inference security:
Adversarial risk exposure in AI systems, including prompt extraction, model inversion, and “harvest now, decrypt later” (HNDL) attack vectors.
Practical application of post-quantum cryptography (PQC) to secure inference pipelines without requiring full system redesigns or vendor lock-in.
Compliance and trust considerations for government and enterprise buyers navigating quantum-readiness mandates in procurement and regulation.
Rather than exploring theoretical future threats, the discussion centers on deployment realities in 2026, where AI systems are already operational in high-stakes environments.
Featured Speakers
Andrew Cheung, Founder & CEO, 01Quantum: A specialist in post-quantum cryptography and enterprise security, Cheung will outline how PQC can be integrated into live AI systems with minimal operational friction.
Brian Lenahan, Founder & Chair, Quantum Strategy Institute: Lenahan will address strategic risk, procurement pressures, and the implications of quantum security for executive leadership and long-term planning.
Industry and regulatory experts (TBC) will contribute perspectives on standards alignment, NIST guidance, and real-world implementation considerations.
The briefing will feature leaders spanning technology, strategy, and policy:
Format and Audience
The 60-minute program will include expert presentations followed by a live audience Q&A.
Organizers note the session is designed specifically for government and enterprise decision-makers, including security leaders, CIOs, CISOs, AI architects, and compliance teams responsible for deploying or overseeing AI systems in regulated environments.
Why Now
AI adoption has accelerated rapidly across government and enterprise, but security models have not kept pace with inference-layer risk. While attention often focuses on data storage and model training, inference remains a critica and increasingly exposed attack surface.
At the same time, post-quantum security is moving from long-term planning into near-term compliance reality, particularly for public-sector procurement and critical infrastructure operators.
By focusing on disruption-free integration, 01Quantum’s briefing aims to help organizations understand how quantum-safe security can be applied pragmatically, without halting AI deployment or forcing costly architectural resets.
Event Details
Title: Securing AI Inference Against Adversarial Threats in 2026
Date: Wednesday, February 26, 2026
Time: 11:00 a.m. EST
Format: Live digital briefing + Q&A (Airmeet)
Speakers: Andrew Cheung, Brian Lenahan, and guests
Registration: Advance registration required here
https://thequantuminsider.com/2026/01/22/01quantum-to-host-webinar-on-securing-ai-inference-against-adversarial-threats-in-2026/?_bhlid=b44aa52a55b4beab62dacb6796f9a7a3b36101e5
Weekly Chart
https://schrts.co/MbbwBfCc