Building Trusted Quantum Infrastructure

We define, manage, and enforce trust across the networks of the quantum era.

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The Quantum Infrastructure Opportunity

The next infrastructure cycle runs on verifiable trust: proving identity, execution, and security hold across chips, networks, and orbit. That makes it the defining opportunity of this cycle, and BTQ is building the layer it runs on.

  • Australian Government
  • Danal
  • Daou Technology
  • Finger
  • Hon Hai Research Institute
  • ICTK
  • IDQ
  • Keypair
  • Macquarie University
  • QPerfect
  • Quandela
  • Quobly
  • Radical Semiconductor
  • SDT Quantum
  • Cybersecurity and Privacy Institute, University of Waterloo
  • WisdomTree
Silicon Networks
QCIM
Blockchain Networks
QSSN
Bitcoin Quantum
Quantum Accelerated Networks
OSS
MIMIQ

Post-quantum migration is becoming an enterprise & government requirement

The Compliance Clock

Today's encryption won't survive a capable quantum computer, and that data is being harvested now for later decryption. BTQ anchors trust in hardware that adapts as standards evolve.

Digital assets & DLT settlement are entering the infrastructure perimeter

The Settlement Shift

Regulated money and critical infrastructure are settling onto ledgers still running on breakable cryptography. BTQ secures that settlement layer, protecting stablecoin networks and evolving Bitcoin itself.

AI-driven vulnerability discovery compresses exposure-to-exploitation time

The Exploit Window

AI lets attackers find and weaponize flaws faster than teams can patch them. BTQ closes that gap, eliminating key reuse and signature forgery, and validating systems before they ship.

Quantum computing and secure communications are becoming strategic infrastructure.

The Final Layer

Security architecture for quantum computing and secure communications, from emulation and validation to adversarial testing, procurement standards, and verifiable operation.

The Quantum Infrastructure Opportunity

Three domains define BTQ's trust layer

  • Silicon Networks

    Crypto-agile hardware that anchors trust at the silicon layer and extends it through continuous attestation, AI-assisted patching, and enforceable manifests.

    QCIMICTK
  • Blockchain Networks

    Trust infrastructure for regulated digital money, institutional settlement, and post-quantum migration across Bitcoin and public blockchain networks.

    QSSNBitcoin Quantum
  • Quantum Accelerated Networks

    Security architecture for quantum infrastructure, from emulation and validation to adversarial testing, procurement standards, and verifiable deployment models.

    MIMIQOSSQLU

Trust has to be defined before it can be deployed. Every domain runs on the same requirements, hardware, settlement, and validation each answer to one architecture instead of three separate promises.

  1. 01

    Crypto-agile silicon

    Hardware-rooted, post-quantum security with enforceable manifests that hold as government and industry standards evolve, so migration never means ripping out what's deployed.

  2. 02

    Regulated settlement

    Quantum-secure network controls for digital money and public blockchain, built for institutions moving regulated value, not speculation or short-term trading.

  3. 03

    Adversarial testing

    Emulation and validation against real attack conditions before deployment, so failure modes surface in a lab instead of in production.

  4. 04

    Quantum-native research

    New security and consensus models, built ahead of the requirements that will eventually demand them, before the standard exists.

Momentum

A strip of pillars that grows from left to right, with a glowing orb hopping across the tops to the active step: a core of trust, a planned outline, built pillars, and a raised trust layer.

Every customer starts with a different infrastructure problem.

  • QCIM chip with a shield on the dieSilicon

    QCIM

    Soft IP accelerator that runs classical and post-quantum cryptography in memory. Small, low power and ready for any chip.

    Type
    Hardware IP
    Built for
    Chips, smart cards and edge devices
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  • QSSN block of glass cellsBlockchain

    QSSN

    Stablecoin network secured with post-quantum cryptography. Built for banks, payment processors and CBDCs moving real value.

    Type
    Network infrastructure
    Built for
    Banks and payment processors
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  • Bitcoin Quantum coinBlockchain

    Bitcoin Quantum

    Bitcoin for the post-quantum era. Same economic model and network design, with NIST-standard cryptography from day one.

    Type
    Blockchain network
    Built for
    Bitcoin users and builders
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  • MIMIQ server rackQuantum

    MIMIQ

    Virtual quantum computer for building and testing algorithms at scale. Model real noise and hardware needs before you deploy.

    Type
    Quantum software
    Built for
    Researchers and hardware teams
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  • QLU rack-mount quantum compiler unitQuantum

    QLU

    Compiles quantum algorithms into optimized machine code for neutral-atom processors, with error correction built for the hardware.

    Type
    Quantum compiler and QEC
    Built for
    Neutral-atom hardware teams
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  • OSSQuantum

    OSS

    Open-source quantum software for simulating, testing and validating quantum workloads.

    Type
    Quantum software
    Built for
    Researchers and developers
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BTQ builds an operational trust layer for quantum-era infrastructure, enabling quantum compute and post-quantum security deployment and verification.

  • BTQ team talking with visitors at a conference booth
  • BTQ team on a TV studio set in front of a market ticker
  • Researchers at the Real World Post-Quantum Cryptography workshop
  • BTQ team at the Quantum Korea roundtable
  • BTQ team at the BTQ Technologies Corp booth
  • BTQ speaker presenting the state of the quantum market
  • Audience at a BTQ meetup in an open-plan office
  • BTQ team at the QuReKA booth
  • Panellist speaking at the Black Swan Summit in Perth
  • BTQ team and hosts on a TV studio set
  • BTQ guest with a news anchor on a TV set
  • BTQ team and students in a lecture room