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@SEALSQcorp $LAES has begun deploying its GSMA-accredited eUICC (Embedded Universal Integrated Circuit Card) with telecommunications operators worldwide. This next-generation eUICC is now enhanced with Post-Quantum cryptographic security, marking a major milestone for secure mobile and IoT connectivity. With this innovation, mobile phones, IoT devices, and connected infrastructure gain future-proof protection against both today’s cyber risks and the emerging threats posed by quantum computing. Globally, eSIM adoption is accelerating rapidly: eSIM-compatible smartphone connections are projected to reach 2–3 billion by 2025. Also, in 2024, members of the Trusted Connectivity Alliance (TCA) reported over 500 million eSIM shipments, up ~35% year-over-year. At the foundation of our solution is SEALSQ’s GSMA Root CI-accredited Root Certificate Authority, hosted in Switzerland to guarantee digital sovereignty through the country’s tradition of trust, neutrality, and strong data privacy. This Swiss Root of Trust ensures global interoperability and secure authentication within the GSMA Remote Provisioning framework, supporting the fast-growing shift from physical SIM cards to remotely managed eSIM profiles. With a Post-Quantum-ready platform, SEALSQ enables Telcos to transition smoothly while ensuring long-term cryptographic resilience. This innovation plays a key role in the expansion of smart cities and Industry 4.0. In urban deployments where millions of sensors gather real-time data, SEALSQ’s eUICC provides end-to-end trust, data integrity, and resilience as cyber-threats evolve. Industries such as manufacturing, logistics, agriculture, and critical infrastructure benefit from secure and seamless connectivity for sensors, machinery, and automated systems. SEALSQ has also strengthened its capabilities by becoming an investor and shareholder in WISeSat.Space, the developer of a constellation of low-orbit satellites for secure IoT connectivity. Through this alliance, Telcos gain access to a Post-Quantum-ready satellite infrastructure, extending resilient, global connectivity to remote and hard-to-reach regions, and mission-critical IoT operations. Mobile phones—still dependent on traditional cryptographic algorithms like RSA and ECC—are increasingly vulnerable to future quantum attacks. SEALSQ’s Post-Quantum-ready eUICC provides robust, quantum-resistant encryption that protects communications, financial transactions, authentication processes, and user privacy at scale—ensuring mobile security for the decade ahead.