Recent developments in the quantum computing space have underscored the growing importance of post-quantum cryptography (PQC) solutions. Last week, Quantinuum, a global leader in quantum computing, announced its collaboration with NVIDIA as a founding partner for the NVIDIA Accelerated Quantum Research Center (NVAQC). This partnership will leverage Quantinuum's System H2, currently the world's most powerful quantum computer with a Quantum Volume of over 2 million—orders of magnitude greater than its closest competitor. As quantum computing continues to advance at an accelerated pace, with Quantinuum planning to launch a 100-logical-qubit system by 2027 and commercially scalable quantum computers with hundreds of logical qubits by the end of the decade, the need for robust post-quantum security solutions becomes increasingly critical.

01 Communique: Pioneering Post-Quantum Cryptography Since 1992
As a technology pioneer established in 1992, 01 Communique (TSX-V: ONE; OTC Pink: OONEF) has consistently positioned itself at the forefront of technological innovation. Under the leadership of founder, President, and CEO Andrew Cheung, the company has evolved from its early days developing fax and communication software to becoming a leader in post-quantum cybersecurity solutions.
"These recent advancements in quantum computing have reignited the discussion around the safety of traditional encryption," noted Andrew Cheung. "We at 01 Communique have always believed the quantum threat is real, spending the past several years and millions of dollars developing PQC-compliant products."

Securing Blockchain and Cryptocurrency with Post-Quantum Cryptography
01 Communique's technologies have incorporated PQC algorithms endorsed by the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) as their latest FIPS-203, FIPS-204, and FIPS-205. These algorithms have been integrated into various applications, including email encryption and remote access solutions.
Most significantly, 01 Communique recognized early on that cryptocurrencies would be vulnerable to attacks from quantum computers and has been developing solutions since 2022. The company has already completed a testnet of PQC-compliant Solana (SOL) blockchain.
"Our PQC-compliant Solana project resulted in us receiving a US Patent (Pat #11,669,833) for a technology invented that can turn any existing cryptocurrency into becoming PQC-compliant," explains Cheung. "Today it is our belief there is heightened concern around the importance of PQC as well the growing popularity and acceptance of cryptocurrencies. We believe our technology is the ideal solution to be incorporated with cryptocurrencies to help alleviate concerns over the security of cryptocurrencies with respect to quantum computers."

The IronCAP™ Advantage
01 Communique provides the IronCAP™ cryptographic engine to businesses of all sizes, allowing them to easily transform their systems to withstand potential cyberattacks from quantum computers. The company also offers vertical solutions utilizing its IronCAP cryptographic engine to ensure quantum safety.
IronCAP X™, the world's first quantum-safe end-to-end email encryption solution, is designed for ultimate email privacy while ensuring sender authenticity to eliminate phishing. These innovations are protected by a number of patents in various countries, including US Patent #11,271,715 and #11,669,833.

Looking Ahead: Expanding into AI and Messaging
Looking to the future, 01 Communique plans to expand into PQC-compliant AI Platform as well as a true end-to-end messaging platform. As the quantum computing landscape evolves with announcements like Google Quantum AI's Willow quantum chip, which demonstrates significant improvements in error correction and scalability, 01 Communique remains committed to developing technologies designed to withstand the computational power of quantum computers.
In an increasingly remote work environment, 01 Communique continues to provide cost-effective and reliable solutions that give businesses and consumers secure, anytime, anywhere remote access to information stored on their desktop computers, all protected by their cutting-edge post-quantum cryptography.