BTQ Technologies: Revolutionizing Post-Quantum Security with Radical Semiconductor

In the rapidly evolving world of quantum computing, the need for secure, post-quantum cryptographic solutions has never been more pressing. BTQ Technologies, a global leader in quantum technology, has taken a significant step towards addressing this challenge by appointing the co-founders of Radical Semiconductor as advisors and welcoming Anne Reinders as Head of Cryptography. This strategic move follows BTQ's acquisition of Radical Semiconductor and its innovative CASH architecture, which leverages processing-in-memory technology to tackle the computational demands of post-quantum cryptographic algorithms.

The CASH architecture's processing-in-memory technology addresses the computational demands of post-quantum cryptographic algorithms by performing computations in-place, reducing data movement and enhancing efficiency. This approach enables the architecture to handle the increased computational complexity of post-quantum algorithms, such as Kyber and Dilithium, while maintaining strong side-channel security at minimal cost. By integrating Radical's technology, BTQ is positioned to provide next-generation quantum-secure solutions across sectors such as IoT, financial services, blockchain, and government infrastructure.

BTQ's acquisition of Radical Semiconductor brings on board two founders, Sean Hackett and Zach Belateche, who are pioneers in post-quantum cryptography and hardware design. Their expertise in developing the CASH architecture complements BTQ's existing capabilities, enabling the company to deliver scalable, secure, and efficient quantum-era solutions. Anne Reinders' extensive experience in cryptographic acceleration and optimization will also be invaluable in developing efficient and secure quantum-era solutions for BTQ.

The integration of Radical's technology and expertise will not only strengthen BTQ's position in the post-quantum cryptography market but also open up new opportunities for growth in emerging markets such as IoT, financial services, and government infrastructure. As quantum computing continues to advance, the need for robust, post-quantum security solutions will only become more critical. BTQ's strategic acquisition of Radical Semiconductor and the appointment of its founders as advisors demonstrate the company's commitment to leading the way in post-quantum innovation and ensuring the security of mission-critical networks in the quantum era.



As the global cryptography standards evolve, BTQ is well-positioned to lead the way in post-quantum security. With the expertise of Radical Semiconductor's founders and the groundbreaking CASH architecture, BTQ is poised to deliver scalable, efficient, and secure quantum-era solutions across various industries. The integration of Radical's technology and the appointment of its founders as advisors reinforce BTQ's commitment to driving innovation in post-quantum cryptography and ensuring the security of mission-critical networks in the quantum era.