Quantum eMotion, JMEM TEK sign consortium to develop quantum-resilient security SoC

• Quantum eMotion signed a consortium agreement with Taiwan-based JMEM TEK to develop a quantum-resilient security system-on-chip that combines Quantum eMotion’s diode-based quantum entropy source with JMEM’s secure chip design.
• The partners are targeting a Universal Security SoC platform for hardware root-of-trust and secure boot use cases, with an initial focus on critical infrastructure, AI data centers, and defense applications.
• The implementation plan includes an SoC prototype, PCIe boards, server appliances for cryptography-as-a-service and entropy-as-a-service deployments, and supporting compliance documentation aligned with FIPS 140-3 and FedRAMP.
• The project runs through June 30, 2027, with commercial revenue to be shared based on each party’s contribution under a valuation model to be agreed before market deployment.
• Background intellectual property stays with each party, while jointly developed intellectual property will be jointly owned, with commercialization requiring written agreement.

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