01 Quantum partners with SuperQ to integrate quantum-safe security

01 Quantum Inc. (TSXV: ONE) (OTCQB: OONEF) announced a strategic partnership with SuperQ Quantum (CSE: QBTQ) (OTCQB: QBTQF) (FSE: 25X) to integrate quantum-safe cryptography technologies. The collaboration combines 01 Quantum's IronCAP technology with SuperQ's SuperPQC platform.

The partnership integrates 01 Quantum's patent-protected IronCAP quantum-safe cryptography into SuperQ's SuperPQC offering. SuperPQC currently provides automated diagnostics to identify vulnerabilities across Web2 and Web3 infrastructures. The integration aims to expand the platform from diagnostic capabilities to include remediation solutions.

The combined platform targets enterprise applications including email systems, file systems, remote access, password managers, cloud storage, websites and blockchains. IronCAP is described as a NIST-approved post-quantum cryptography solution.

"The looming reality of 'Q-Day' is a systemic threat to global data sovereignty," said Manoj Joseph, Chief Business Officer of SuperQ. "This partnership is our definitive response. We are shifting from analysis to actionable, mission-critical remediation."

Andrew Cheung, CEO of 01 Quantum, stated: "The partnership enables organizations to utilize post-quantum safety through IronCAP and hybrid-quantum computing through the Super platform in one ecosystem, which is a first."

Dr. Muhammad Ali Khan, CEO and Board Chair of SuperQ, said the partnership will "concurrently grow the adoption of quantum computing utility through the Super platform" while augmenting SuperPQC with IronCAP's software suite.

Technical teams from both companies plan to collaborate on interoperability between IronCAP and SuperQ's multi-agent autonomous AI architecture. The companies aim to support "one-click" quantum-safe deployment for enterprise data.

IronCAP technologies are protected by U.S. patents #11,271,715 and #11,669,833, according to the company statement.

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