BTQ Technologies and ICTK have completed the design of a next-generation quantum-security chip combining BTQ's QCIM and ICTK's VIA PUF™ technology. This chip aims to provide hardware-rooted authentication and cryptographic agility for IoT, AI, industrial, and connected infrastructure devices, enhancing security against quantum threats. Production preparations are underway, with test chips expected to ship by year-end for validation, supporting BTQ's goal to enter the global quantum security semiconductor market. This collaboration aligns with increasing demand for secure device identity and trusted hardware in critical networks amid growing quantum cybersecurity priorities.
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