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BTQ Technologies Corp (BTQQF) drives innovation in quantum-resistant security solutions for critical infrastructure. This page aggregates official announcements, research milestones, and strategic developments from the global leader in post-quantum cryptography.
Investors and industry professionals will find curated updates on quantum algorithm advancements, partnership expansions, and technology licensing agreements. Key content includes earnings reports, patent filings, and collaborative research initiatives with academic institutions.
All materials are sourced directly from company disclosures and verified industry channels. Bookmark this page for structured access to BTQ's quantum security roadmap, including hardware innovations like computing-in-memory architectures and software developments in zero-knowledge proof systems.
BTQ Technologies Corp. (OTCQX: BTQQF) announced that Olivier Roussy Newton has acquired 150,000 common shares of the company on February 19, 2025, at $3.4257 per share, totaling $513,855. Prior to this acquisition, Newton owned 42,000,000 shares (31.82% ownership), and following the purchase, his holdings increased to 42,150,000 shares (31.93% ownership).
The shares were acquired in the ordinary course of business for investment purposes. Newton may acquire additional shares, dispose of existing shares, or maintain his current position depending on market conditions and BTQ's prospects. An early warning report will be available on SEDAR+ under BTQ's issuer profile.
BTQ Technologies has secured a $158,000 Mitacs Elevate Postdoctoral Fellowship at the University of Toronto for advanced quantum simulation research. The project, led by Dr. Aleksei Uvarov under Professor Artur Izmaylov's supervision, focuses on reducing resource requirements for quantum simulations.
The research will develop innovative techniques including LCU block encoding, tensor decomposition optimizations, and spectral range reduction to enhance quantum simulation efficiency. These advancements aim to improve scalability for real-world applications in quantum chemistry, materials science, and secure communications.
This industry-academic partnership through Mitacs, a national non-profit organization, demonstrates BTQ's commitment to bridging theoretical quantum research with practical applications in quantum security.
BTQ Technologies Corp. (CBOE CA: BTQ) (FSE: NG3) (OTCQX: BTQQF) has announced its application to list its common shares on the NASDAQ Capital Market. The company, which focuses on securing mission-critical networks through quantum technology, will maintain its current listing on the CBOE Canada exchange under the symbol 'BTQ'.
As part of the listing process, BTQ will file a Form 40-F Registration Statement with the SEC. The company's CEO, Olivier Roussy Newton, stated that a Nasdaq listing would enhance their visibility and expand access to institutional and retail investors globally. The listing remains subject to Nasdaq approval and meeting all regulatory requirements.
BTQ Technologies (OTCQX: BTQQF) and Coxwave have secured a US$117,000 grant from the Korean Government's 'AI Voucher' program to develop AI-powered chatbot solutions for quantum physics education and research. The partnership will create two key solutions: AI Tutor, designed to simplify quantum physics for the general public through interactive Q&A, and AI Assistant, aimed at supporting professional researchers with in-depth inquiries and data analysis.
The collaboration combines BTQ's quantum expertise with Coxwave's AI capabilities, leveraging Coxwave's Align AI platform. The project is administered by the National IT Industry Promotion Agency (NIPA) and aims to enhance accessibility and drive innovation in quantum education and research. Coxwave brings experience from providing AI chatbot solutions to Fast Campus, one of Korea's largest online education platforms.
BTQ Technologies Corp. (OTCQX: BTQQF) has announced its sponsorship of the Quantum Australia Conference Brisbane 2025, scheduled for March 25-27 at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre. The company's COO, Nicolas Roussy Newton, will participate in a panel discussion titled 'Securing Our Assets in a Quantum Era,' addressing quantum computing cybersecurity challenges.
The conference, Australia's premier quantum industry event, is administered by the University of Sydney and funded by the Department of Industry, Science and Resources. It aims to position Australia as a global quantum innovation leader, featuring keynote presentations, expert panels, and networking opportunities focused on practical quantum technology applications.
Key conference themes include quantum innovation advancements, Australia's quantum ecosystem, and industry transformation potential. BTQ Technologies joins other notable sponsors such as KPMG, Sydney Quantum Academy, Q-CNTRL, and PsiQuantum in supporting this event.
BTQ Technologies (OTCQX: BTQQF) has announced the publication of their research paper 'Proof-of-Work Consensus by Quantum Sampling' in the prestigious Quantum Science and Technology journal by IOP Publishing. The peer-reviewed paper introduces a novel approach using coarse-grained boson sampling (CGBS) for blockchain consensus.
The research presents an innovative solution that replaces traditional energy-intensive blockchain mining with efficient quantum processes. This new quantum-powered approach significantly reduces energy consumption while maintaining security standards and offering resistance against quantum computer attacks.
The technology aims to address the sustainability challenges faced by conventional Proof-of-Work systems while ensuring long-term blockchain security. According to COO Nicolas Roussy Newton, this development demonstrates BTQ's commitment to innovation in quantum computing and blockchain technology, focusing on creating scalable, market-ready solutions aligned with global sustainability trends.
BTQ Technologies Corp. (BTQQF) has acquired advanced computing-in-memory (CIM) intellectual property from Cimtech Technology Co., strengthening its position in post-quantum cryptography and quantum-secure communication technologies. The acquired IP, developed using TSMC's 28nm HPC process, includes a 32x64 CIM node with Verilog models, timing libraries, and layout components.
The acquisition aims to enhance BTQ's capabilities in developing specialized Number Theoretic Transform (NTT) accelerators for applications in zero-knowledge proofs, homomorphic encryption, and post-quantum cryptography. The CIM technology integrates computation and memory storage to reduce data movement, improving speed and energy efficiency.
Under the leadership of Design Team Leader Jalen Hsu, Cimtech's technology was developed in collaboration with National Tsing Hua University in Taiwan. The strategic benefits include enhanced computational efficiency, future-ready quantum-resistant security solutions, and advanced development toolkits.
BTQ Technologies (BTQQF) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with three South Korean quantum organizations: Future Quantum Convergence Forum (FQCF), Quantum Industrial Standard Association (QuINSA), and Future Quantum Convergence Institute (QCI). The collaboration focuses on developing industrial standards, organizing events, and creating industry-academic programs.
The partnership aligns with South Korea's quantum technology initiatives, including the Quantum Technology Industry Act and national strategy targeting 2035 goals: developing a 1,000-qubit quantum computer, building a 100-km quantum network, achieving 10% global market share, and fostering 1,200 quantum companies. The collaboration aims to strengthen BTQ's presence in South Korea's quantum ecosystem while advancing quantum security solutions globally.
BTQ Technologies Corp. (BTQQF) has secured funding of up to $150,000 from the National Research Council of Canada Industrial Research Assistance Program (NRC IRAP). The funding will support research and development of distributed consensus algorithms for secure quantum random number generation (QRNG) as an oracular service.
The project focuses on enhancing BTQ's IP portfolio in quantum technology, specifically targeting random number generation applications important for cryptography, blockchain, telecommunications, and finance industries. The company plans to pursue additional R&D funding and collaborations to expand its presence in Canada's quantum and cybersecurity ecosystems.
BTQ Technologies Corp. (BTQQF) has announced key appointments following its acquisition of Radical Semiconductor. Sean Hackett and Zach Belateche, Radical Semiconductor's co-founders, join as advisors, while Anne Reinders becomes Head of Cryptography. The company also appointed Lionel de Saint-Exupéry, Chairman of Saintex Capital Management, as Senior Advisor.
These strategic appointments aim to accelerate BTQ's commercialization of post-quantum semiconductor technologies. The integration of Radical's CASH (Cryptographic Accelerator System Hardware) architecture positions BTQ to provide quantum-secure solutions across IoT, financial services, blockchain, and government infrastructure sectors.
De Saint-Exupéry, former Vice Chairman of KGI Financial with assets over US$125 billion, brings extensive experience in global financial leadership and investment strategy to guide BTQ's growth initiatives.
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