Sealsq (NASDAQ: LAES) has entered a strategic partnership with Thomson Quantum AI to integrate its Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) technology into Thomson’s hardware products—marking a significant step toward preparing devices for future quantum computing threats.
The initial phase of the partnership will see SEALSQ’s post-quantum Root-of-Trust security deployed into 60,000 Thomson devices, including laptops, tablets, and smartphones. By early 2026, these devices will also incorporate SEALSQ’s Trusted Platform Module (TPM), designed to offer comprehensive quantum-resistant security.
This collaboration could position Thomson to emerge as a market leader in developing quantum-ready laptops, with devices designed and manufactured in France. The PQC technology will protect these devices from future quantum computing threats, ensuring data protection across various applications, including secure communications and digital identity verification.
Sealsq CEO Carlos Moreira expressed optimism about the partnership, highlighting strong market interest in their upcoming quantum-resistant TPM technology. He also noted that the company is in talks with over 60 major electronics manufacturers regarding potential implementations.
As part of their efforts to help businesses adapt to the quantum computing era, SEALSQ and Thomson are launching a Quantum Ready Program. This initiative aims to support enterprises in transitioning to quantum-secure infrastructures, offering guidance and tools to ensure seamless security upgrades.
The launch of this program comes at a time when quantum development is rapidly advancing. The United Nations has named 2025 the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology, recognizing the growing global investment in this emerging field. Despite this, many business leaders feel unprepared for the disruptions that quantum computing may bring.
Together, Sealsq (NASDAQ: LAES) and Thomson aim to bridge this preparedness gap by providing solutions to help businesses stay secure and competitive as they face the challenges of technological evolution.
