SEALSQ Corp Demonstrates Post-Quantum Cryptography Robot Concept in Davos
SEALSQ Corp (LAES) announced a live demonstration exploring its Post-Quantum Cryptography Robotic Concept during the Physical AI Roundtable held in Davos on the margins of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting. The demonstration featured WISeRobot, developed in cooperation with its parent company WISeKey (WKEY), and illustrated the potential and need for post-quantum security to one day be embedded directly into physical AI and robotic systems. As quantum computing continues to advance, many of today's cryptographic standards are expected to become vulnerable. SEALSQ is proactively addressing this challenge by working on the integration of quantum-resistant algorithms and hardware-based roots of trust into robotic platforms, with the goal of ensuring long-term security, integrity, and trusted operation for AI-driven and autonomous systems deployed in real-world, often adversarial environments. The demonstration leveraged WISeRobot.ch, an advanced robotics platform meant to illustrate how post-quantum security could eventually be anchored across the silicon, firmware, and system levels. During the roundtable, WISeRobot actively participated as a live, interactive presence, animating discussions by demonstrating secure digital identity, trusted human-machine and machine-to-machine interactions, cryptographically protected communications, and hardware-anchored trust in real time.
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SEALSQ Launches Ambitious Quantum Highway Initiative
- Quantum Highway Initiative: SEALSQ Corp has launched its Quantum Highway initiative, aiming to create a globally scalable secure collaboration platform by embedding cryptographic identity and post-quantum security at the hardware level, marking a strategic shift in the company's focus on quantum technologies.
- Pilot Project Launch: The initiative's pilot project connects three strategic European sites, showcasing SEALSQ's commitment to security in quantum technology while expanding partnerships with countries like India and the United States, thereby enhancing its global ecosystem.
- Stock Performance Analysis: SEALSQ shares are currently priced at $4.58, trading 3.6% above the 20-day simple moving average but 3.4% below the 100-day average, indicating strong short-term performance but struggling with long-term momentum in the market.
- Analyst Ratings and Outlook: The stock carries a 'Buy' rating with an average price target of $6.50, and Cantor Fitzgerald recently upgraded it to 'Overweight' with a target of $7.00, reflecting optimistic market expectations for its future growth.

SEALSQ Forms Joint Venture with Kaynes SemiCon for 300 Million Semiconductor Facility in India
- Joint Venture Launch: SEALSQ has signed a memorandum of understanding with Kaynes SemiCon to establish an Outsourced Semiconductor Test and Personalization (OSTP) facility in Gujarat, India, expected to achieve an annual production capacity of up to 300 million post-quantum secure semiconductors, addressing demands across government and defense sectors.
- Positive Market Reaction: Following the MoU signing, SEALSQ's shares surged over 12% to trade above $5, reflecting market optimism regarding the company's prospects in quantum technology and secure chips, particularly in collaboration with the Indian government.
- Retail Investor Enthusiasm: According to Stocktwits data, retail sentiment around LAES shares remained in the 'extremely bullish' territory with message volumes increasing over 58% in the past 24 hours, indicating strong investor confidence in the company's growth potential.
- Broad Industry Outlook: The new facility will support secure chip design, testing, and personalization, expected to drive demand for quantum-resistant technologies in India, further solidifying SEALSQ's strategic position in the global semiconductor market.









