Olivier Francois Roussy Newton
CEO

BTQ develops post-quantum infrastructure that includes custom programming languages, cloud software, and dedicated hardware to secure mission-critical networks against threats posed by quantum computing. Their solutions provide compact post-quantum signature schemes and hardware acceleration to enhance digital security and ensure the integrity of data transactions.
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CEO
Quantum computers pose a significant threat to current cryptographic systems, potentially compromising the security of mission-critical networks and sensitive data. Existing security infrastructures lack the necessary defenses to withstand attacks from quantum computing.
BTQ develops post-quantum infrastructure solutions, encompassing custom programming languages, cloud software, and dedicated hardware, designed to protect networks against quantum computing threats. Their offerings include compact post-quantum signature schemes and hardware acceleration to bolster digital security and ensure the integrity of data transactions. BTQ's products range from custom-built languages and compilers to cloud-accessible software solutions and dedicated hardware. The company's technology enables verifiable scripting and flexible smart contracts with formal verification to increase confidence and security.
BTQ's primary customers include organizations with mission-critical networks, such as governments, financial institutions, and healthcare providers, that require robust protection against quantum computing threats.