SEALSQ and GlobalFoundries announce a strategic MoU to co-develop secure semiconductor platforms focused on Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) and quantum computing technologies, leveraging GF's process technology and SEALSQ's hardware-based security and PQC-ready silicon solutions.

The collaboration targets three main areas: expanding GF's IP ecosystem with pre-certified PQC security building blocks and CHSM components for HSMs and secure enclaves, advancing Cryogenic CMOS for quantum computing with cryoelectronic ASICs for joint clients, and aligning with sovereign supply chain priorities to ensure trusted, traceable semiconductor production in Europe and the U.S.

Executives describe the convergence of semiconductors, cybersecurity, post-quantum cryptography, and quantum computing as an integrated technology ecosystem aimed at trusted digital infrastructure.

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GlobalFoundries’ stock performance is noted, up year-to-date but down over the last week, with a deeper InvestingPro Pro Research Report available for readers seeking further insights.

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The announcement is portrayed in a press-release style, with added context on market positioning and related GF initiatives.

Forward-looking statements warn that actual results may differ due to risks and uncertainties, with disclosures tied to SEALSQ's SEC filings.

Risks highlighted include market demand, transaction dynamics, and broader semiconductor industry conditions.

GF recently completed its acquisition of Synopsys ARC Processor IP Solutions, with ARC IP now owned through GF’s subsidiary MIPS, while Synopsys retains its interface and foundation IP portfolio.

Investor relations contact: SEALSQ’s Carlos Moreira and Lena Cati at The Equity Group.

GlobalFoundries serves automotive, aerospace, defense, data center, and mobile markets across the U.S., Europe, and Asia, highlighting its broad manufacturing footprint.