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WISeKey’s Post-quantum Projects Top $100M In Pipeline

WISeKey reports its subsidiary SEALSQ Corp now has a commercial pipeline exceeding $225 million through 2029, with over $100 million tied directly to post-quantum projects like the QS7001 and QVault TPM. Revenue for the first half of…

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Oct 1, 2026 at 9:33 AM UTC · 3 Min. Lesezeit

WISeKey’s Post-quantum Projects Top $100M In Pipeline
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WISeKey reports its subsidiary SEALSQ Corp now has a commercial pipeline exceeding $225 million through 2029, with over $100 million tied directly to post-quantum projects like the QS7001 and QVault TPM. Revenue for the first half of 2026 rose approximately 116% to $11.4 million, driven by increasing demand for quantum-resistant cryptography among governments and critical infrastructure operators.

“2026 is the year the technologies and investments we have built over many years are coming together as one commercial ecosystem,” said Carlos Moreira, Founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of WISeKey. The company also announced progress on WISeSat and Quantisimo transactions, alongside a new Swiss Post-Quantum Semiconductor Center.

SEALSQ Pipeline Exceeds $225 Million with Post-Quantum Focus

Corp’s contracted commercial pipeline now surpasses $225 million extending through 2029, a figure reflecting escalating demand for quantum-resistant cryptographic solutions as governments and critical infrastructure operators prepare for the advent of widespread quantum computing capabilities. Over $100 million of this pipeline is directly attributable to the company’s Post-Quantum projects, including the QS7001 secure element and QVault Trusted Platform Module. This substantial value highlights growing market confidence in the ability to deliver security in a post-quantum world, a need driven by the potential for current encryption standards to be broken by future quantum computers.

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