WISeKey International Holding, a global leader in cybersecurity digital identity and Internet of Things (IoT) innovations operating as a holding company, today unveiled a new phase in e-voting technology, which integrates post-quantum cryptography and artificial intelligence (AI) to address the increasing complexity of cybersecurity threats in digital voting. This advancement positions WISeKey and its subsidiary, SEALSQ Corp, as pioneers in secure e-voting, providing a robust solution for governments and institutions committed to a secure, transparent, and efficient electoral process.

The award will be used to attract additional capital and strengthen the coalition, which has already launched efforts to secure quantum assets and explore quantum technology solutions for fraud detection, in manufacturing, and more.

Strangeworks to become the first international reseller of NEC quantum-inspired solutions. Company also announces plans to open a Tokyo office.

The latest advances in quantum computing include investigating molecules, deploying giant supercomputers and building the quantum workforce with a new academic program. Researchers in Canada and the U.S. used a large language model to simplify quantum simulations that help scientists explore molecules.