01 Quantum (ONE) AI & Technology Virtual Investor Conference summary
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AI & Technology Virtual Investor Conference summary
23 Apr, 2026Industry context and quantum threat landscape
Quantum computing is expected to create unprecedented cybersecurity risks, with Q-Day predicted as early as 2029 based on IBM and Google forecasts.
Major corporations and governments are already preparing for quantum threats, with the U.S. issuing NSM-10 to address vulnerabilities.
Hackers can exploit 'harvest now, decrypt later' attacks, making current encrypted data vulnerable once quantum computers are available.
The urgency to migrate to quantum-safe solutions is driven by the long lead times required for complex systems, especially in finance and government.
Closed-world advancements in quantum computing could accelerate Q-Day unexpectedly, increasing the need for immediate action.
Product portfolio and commercial progress
Developed quantum-safe solutions for remote access (with Hitachi), digital assets (qVAULT for qLABS), and email security (IronCAP X for Outlook).
Hitachi partnership in Japan is exclusive, with revenue generated through engineering fees and ongoing royalties.
qVAULT enables quantum-safe storage for digital assets, with users paying fees in $qONE tokens; 22.5 million tokens received as part of the deal.
Quantum-safe email security targets a large market, with potential recurring revenue if even a fraction of business users adopt the solution.
All three products are either generating or poised to generate revenue, positioning the company ahead of pre-revenue competitors.
AI and quantum safety innovation
Developed math-preserving encryption to protect both AI models and user data, enabling secure AI operations without exposing sensitive information.
Encrypted AI models prevent reverse engineering, addressing privacy concerns in sectors like defense and finance.
Roadmap includes milestones for fully homomorphic encrypted models, private AI, and a marketplace for encrypted AI models by Q2 next year.
The AI marketplace will allow vendors to list encrypted models, with the company collecting transaction fees.
Sales and marketing for AI security solutions are underway, with expectations for significant revenue growth from 2026 onward.
Latest events from 01 Quantum
- Q1 2026 revenue jumped on new product launches, with strong liquidity and expanding AI security focus.ONE
Q1 202615 Apr 2026 - Q4 revenue reached $434,724 as quantum-safe launches drove growth and cash reserves strengthened.ONE
Q4 202520 Feb 2026 - Near break-even, costs down, and quantum-safe tech demand rising in AI and blockchain.ONE
Q2 20243 Feb 2026 - Near break-even with narrowed loss and leadership in quantum-safe technology.ONE
Q3 202420 Jan 2026 - Quantum breakthroughs drive urgent rollout of quantum-resistant cybersecurity solutions.ONE
Status Update10 Jan 2026 - Strengthened cash position and PQC partnerships drive growth amid rising R&D spend.ONE
Q2 202514 Nov 2025 - Rebranding and new partnerships position the company for PQC-driven growth in late 2025.ONE
Q3 202529 Sep 2025 - Losses widened and revenue fell, with extreme customer concentration risk persisting.ONE
Q1 20256 Jun 2025 - Strategic financing and PQC product launches set the stage for growth in 2025.ONE
Q4 20245 Jun 2025