Carlos Moreira, CEO of SEALSQ (NASDAQ: LAES), will deliver the keynote address at IQT Quantum + AI 2026 in New York City on October 27, outlining the company’s U.S, the company says. strategy for securing the emerging quantum and artificial intelligence landscape. SEALSQ is emphasizing an approach, integrating post-quantum secure chips, a hardware Root of Trust, and a Quantum Spatial Orbital Cloud developed with WISeSat.
Space. “Post-quantum algorithms alone are not enough,” said Mr. Moreira, asserting that a certified hardware foundation is essential for protecting digital infrastructure as quantum computing advances, alongside collaborations with MIT Media Lab, Lattice Semiconductor and GlobalFoundries.
SEALSQ’s U.S. Quantum Investments with MIT, Lattice, and GlobalFoundries
SEALSQ is detailing a collaborative effort with GlobalFoundries to advance secure chip manufacturing, a partnership intended to bolster its post-quantum cryptography hardware development. The company views this as essential for protecting digital infrastructure against future quantum-based attacks, recognizing that software solutions alone are insufficient. “Connected devices can be attacked directly at the chip, and AI is becoming a force multiplier for attackers,” said Carlos Moreira, emphasizing the need for a foundational hardware security layer.
Further solidifying its U.S. presence, SEALSQ is also working with Media Lab, a relationship designed to support innovation in emerging quantum architectures and research, according to the company. The company’s investment strategy aims to connect emerging computing platforms with expertise in secure silicon, creating a vertically integrated approach to quantum security. SEALSQ will also provide updates on three complementary relationships supporting its technology roadmap.
The company intends to demonstrate how this integrated strategy extends trust from the chip level to cloud-based services, offering a comprehensive security solution. “Building a trusted quantum future requires investment across the entire technology chain, from emerging quantum architectures and research to secure chips and industrial manufacturing,” said Mr. SEALSQ’s new brand identity, unveiled at IQT Quantum + AI, visually represents this commitment, combining a secure chip with the letter Q for quantum and the tagline The company believes that trust must be embedded in hardware, and this new branding reflects its progression from post-quantum security toward quantum computing capabilities in the future. The company plans to use the conference as a platform to engage with researchers, technology companies and investors on the practical steps needed to transition toward quantum-resistant infrastructure.
Building a trusted quantum future requires investment across the entire technology chain, from emerging quantum architectures and research to secure chips and industrial manufacturing.
Carlos Moreira, CEO at SEALSQ
Moreira’s “Root-to-Qubit-to-Space” Approach to Quantum Security at IQT Quantum + AI 2026
SEALSQ plans to detail its investment in EeroQ, a Chicago-based quantum computing company developing an electron-on-helium architecture, during its presentation at IQT Quantum + AI 2026. Carlos Moreira, CEO of SEALSQ, will present these developments as part of his keynote address on October 27 at 9:10 am ET, outlining a vision for embedding trust into future computing infrastructure. This integrated strategy is not limited to terrestrial systems. SEALSQ is also using its sister company, WISeSat, the firm reports. Space, to develop a Quantum Spatial Orbital Cloud.
The company will also join the Senior Executive Panel at 3:15 pm ET on the same day. These partnerships demonstrate a commitment to using external expertise and resources to accelerate the development and deployment of its technologies, SEALSQ reports. “At IQT Quantum + AI, we look forward to sharing our progress and our vision for embedding trust into the next generation of computing infrastructure,” said Mr.
Our investments in U.S. quantum innovation, together with our engagement with MIT Media Lab and our collaborations with Lattice Semiconductor and GlobalFoundries, bring complementary capabilities to this effort.
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