quantum random number generation

Dyber is a Delaware C-Corporation founded in 2024 and headquartered in Annapolis, Maryland. It designs and manufactures hardware-accelerated post-quantum cryptographic hardware, including PCIe accelerators, chiplets, embedded secure elements, silicon IP cores, software SDKs, and cloud APIs, serving government, financial services, critical infrastructure, healthcare, and defense contractors.

ASIC siliconchiplet designEDA for cryptographic hardware verificationFPGA IP coresHardware security modulesPCIe accelerator manufacturingpost-quantum cryptography hardware designSDK developmentsecure element design

enQase provides a quantum-safe, crypto-agile platform for enterprise encryption. Its platform combines Quantum Random Number Generators (QRNG), Quantum Key Distribution (QKD and Digital QKD), NIST-aligned Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC), and a Quantum Hardware Security Module (QHSM) to protect data, communications, and keys against classical and quantum threats. The team began its quantum journey in 2016 and includes 35+ people with backgrounds in quantum physics, cryptography, networking, and related fields.

Cryptographic inventoryDrone communications encryptionHardware security modulesKey managementpost-quantum cryptographyquantum key distribution

ID Quantique SA is a Swiss company based in Geneva that develops quantum cybersecurity and quantum photonics technologies. Its products are used by governments, enterprises and academic research labs in more than 60 countries. The company offers quantum random number generation, quantum-safe security and quantum detection systems, and empowers researchers to build the quantum photonic building blocks of the quantum internet.

photon-number-resolving detectionquantum key distributionquantum key managementquantum photonicssingle-photon detectionSNSPD technology