ResQuant develops a cryptographic processor delivered as an IP Core that is implemented on FPGA today and intended for production on ASIC microchips. The product uses post-quantum (quantum-resistant) algorithms and a modular, plug‑and‑play architecture that allows customers to mix algorithms and attach modules for different functions. ResQuant also offers a Trusted Platform Module extension and a patent-pending Secure Architecture aimed at protecting against hardware trojans for premium use cases (e.g., hardware wallets and identity vaults). The team has secured several awards and has support from investors including Invento Capital and Lighthouse Ventures, and reports an MVP nearly ready. Financially, the startup has raised roughly EUR 270K–275K from two acceleration programs and a pre-seed round, and plans to raise about EUR 2.3M in two milestones to reach production and certification stages. Near-term product work includes testing, optimization, external certification, ARM/RISC‑V integration and TPM integration before moving from FPGA to ASIC once NIST announces new standards.

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Jun 2022