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As quantum computing moves closer to practical reality, the systems that secure our chips, our digital money, and our networks will need a new foundation of trust. At BTQ Technologies, that is the problem we are working on.

Together, these products reflect a single mission: Building Trusted Quantum Technologies.

Watch the full overview and explore our products at btq.com

A vault door, a private room, and one question: how do we move post-quantum cryptography from planning into deployment?

These conversations matter because no single company can secure the quantum transition alone. Hardware vendors, enterprises, and security teams all have to move together, and that starts with sitting at the same table.

At BTQ, we build across the full stack, from post-quantum silicon to the networks that run on it, so understanding the challenges of the people who will deploy it is central to our work.

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Post-quantum migration is a full-stack problem, from the hardware layer to enterprise infrastructure.

During Q+AI week in New York, we hosted the BTQ Stack Mixer, a private dinner with leaders across hardware, enterprise, and security on moving PQC from planning into deployment.

Key takeaways:
• Hardware performance is becoming a deciding factor in PQC adoption
• Progress depends on vendors, operators, and security teams aligning early
• The time to act is now

This is the work BTQ is focused on, including QCIM, our hardware acceleration layer for PQC.

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Quantum risk is an enterprise decision, not just a technology one.

BTQ is proud to sponsor the Enterprise Quantum Risk Roundtable, convened by Quantum Core Institute in Washington, DC on December 9. Around 25 CISOs, CTOs, CIOs and General Counsels will meet behind closed doors to address ownership, readiness and barriers to action, with speakers including contributors from NIST.

Seats are limited. Apply here: quantumreadinesssummit.com/roundtable

BTQ, through its subsidiary QPerfect, recently participated in the 2nd NATO STO Research Symposium on Quantum Technology for Defence and Security (IST-SET-226) in Båstad, Sweden.

This closed-door symposium brought together academic researchers, technology innovators and defence experts to explore how advances in quantum technology can address the Alliance’s operational needs.

The QPerfect team presented its latest work in quantum computing and contributed to discussions on the resilience of strategic infrastructure and the future of defence innovation.