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Press releaseGlobeNewswire· July 6, 2026

SEALSQ Advances PQC Readiness Strategy to Capture Growing Global Demand for Post-Quantum Cybersecurity Infrastructure

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SEALSQ Advances PQC Readiness Strategy to Capture Growing Global Demand for Post-Quantum Cybersecurity Infrastructure Geneva, Switzerland, July 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Company Aims to Convert Enterprise Quantum Risk Assessments into Long-Term Demand for Post-Quantum Semiconductors, Digital Identity, Quantum RootKe…
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  • The global cybersecurity industry is entering a multi-year infrastructure upgrade cycle as governments, enterprises and critical infrastructure operators prepare for quantum computing.

    60% confidence
  • The largest long-term commercial opportunity created by PQC migration will emerge at the hardware level, since semiconductors embedded in vehicles, industrial systems, satellites and infrastructure may remain operational for ten, twenty or more years.

    60% confidence
  • Post-quantum migration represents a global infrastructure transformation, not just a cybersecurity upgrade, and SEALSQ intends to participate from the beginning of that process, creating a commercial funnel from PQC readiness assessments through PKI modernization, digital identity, secure elements and semiconductor deployments.

    60% confidence
  • PQC readiness assessments can become an important customer acquisition and revenue-generation channel for SEALSQ.

    60% confidence

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