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Security
for the
Quantum
Era.

Dyber designs and manufactures post-quantum cryptographic hardware. From PCIe accelerators and chiplets to embedded secure elements and cloud infrastructure, we deliver quantum-safe security across every layer of your stack.

12
Products
$50B+
PQC Market by 2030
196
Countries Affected
2027
CNSA 2.0 Deadline
Live
2026 declared "Year of Quantum Security" by FBI, NIST, and CISA coalition EU member states must publish national PQC strategies by end of 2026 UK NCSC published PQC migration timeline: planning by 2028, full migration by 2035 Australia ASD mandates transition plans by end of 2026, no traditional asymmetric crypto after 2030 G7 Cyber Expert Group issued PQC roadmap for global banks and financial institutions NSA requires quantum-resistant crypto for all new acquisitions starting 2027 NIST to deprecate quantum-vulnerable algorithms by 2030, disallow by 2035 CISA published PQC Product Categories, January 2026 Google announced Merkle Tree Certificates for post-quantum HTTPS, February 2026 NIST selected HQC as 5th post-quantum algorithm, March 2025 Apple integrated post-quantum cryptography into iMessage 50%+ of web traffic now uses post-quantum key agreement (Cloudflare, Oct 2025) CNSA 2.0 NSS quantum-safe deadline: January 1, 2027 EU critical financial systems must migrate to PQC by 2030 2026 declared "Year of Quantum Security" by FBI, NIST, and CISA coalition EU member states must publish national PQC strategies by end of 2026 UK NCSC published PQC migration timeline: planning by 2028, full migration by 2035 Australia ASD mandates transition plans by end of 2026, no traditional asymmetric crypto after 2030 G7 Cyber Expert Group issued PQC roadmap for global banks and financial institutions NSA requires quantum-resistant crypto for all new acquisitions starting 2027 NIST to deprecate quantum-vulnerable algorithms by 2030, disallow by 2035 CISA published PQC Product Categories, January 2026 Google announced Merkle Tree Certificates for post-quantum HTTPS, February 2026 NIST selected HQC as 5th post-quantum algorithm, March 2025 Apple integrated post-quantum cryptography into iMessage 50%+ of web traffic now uses post-quantum key agreement (Cloudflare, Oct 2025) CNSA 2.0 NSS quantum-safe deadline: January 1, 2027 EU critical financial systems must migrate to PQC by 2030
The Stack.

Hardware accelerators, silicon IP, embedded security, software, and cloud. Every layer purpose-built for post-quantum cryptography.

Silicon processor QUAC-100 Rev B1
Flagship Accelerator

QUAC-100

PCIe-based cryptographic accelerator purpose-built for post-quantum cryptography. 16 parallel Radix-32 NTT engines, integrated QRNG, sub-microsecond latency.

1.2M+ ops/sec • PCIe Gen5 • Targeting FIPS 140-3 Level 3
TPM

QuantaTPM

TCG-compliant TPM 2.0 enhanced with NIST post-quantum algorithms. TSSOP-28 package, LPC/SPI bus, hybrid ML-DSA-65 and ML-KEM-768 modes.

Hybrid PQC/Classical • TCG 2.0
Chiplet

QCORE-C1

Dedicated PQC accelerator chiplet for SoC integration. Proprietary QLI (Quantum Lattice Interface) bus.

Chiplet form • QLI interconnect
Secure Element

QuantaSE

Post-quantum secure element in a 5x5mm QFN-20 package. ML-KEM-512, ML-DSA-44 hardware acceleration. Under 10mW active power.

<10mW • I²C/SPI • 5x5mm
Entropy

QuantaRNG

Hardware quantum random number generator. USB, PCIe, and network form factors. Up to 1 Gbps entropy output. SP 800-90B compliant.

1 Gbps • SP 800-90B
Silicon IP

PQC IP Cores

Architecture-agnostic PQC IP cores for SoC integration. AXI4, APB, AHB standard interfaces. FPGA-validated, x86/ARM/RISC-V support.

Ready • Multi-arch • Standard bus
Enterprise HSM

QuantaHSM

Network-attached Hardware Security Module with native PQC. 1U rackmount, PKCS#11 interface, integrated QRNG, enterprise key management.

1U Rackmount • PKCS#11
Compact

QuantaM2

Full PQC acceleration in an M.2 2242 form factor. PCIe 3.0 x1, integrated QRNG, 50K+ operations per second at just 5 watts.

50K+ ops/sec • 22x42mm • 5W TDP
Software

QuantaCore SDK

8 language bindings. Linux and Windows. Apache 2.0 license.

Ready • Open source
Virtualization

QuantaVirt

Type 1 hypervisor with integrated PQC. KVM-based, bare-metal.

Desktop/CLI/API
Cloud

QuantaCloud API

PQC as a service. Hardware-accelerated via REST. <50ms global.

Pay-per-use
EDA

OpenForge

Cloud-native EDA for cryptographic hardware verification.

Cloud + on-prem
Cleanroom Fabrication
Die Inspection
Board Assembly
Dyber
The Numbers.
ML-KEM-512CPU (i7 AVX2)QUAC-100Speedup
KeyGen~8.7 µs180 ns~48x
Encapsulation~10.8 µs220 ns~49x
Decapsulation~13.4 µs280 ns~48x
Full Cycle~32.9 µs≤700 ns~47x

FIPS 203 ML-KEM-512. CPU baseline: Intel Core i7-13700K with AVX2. QUAC-100 Rev B1 silicon, PCIe Gen5 x8x8.

1.2M+
ML-KEM operations per second on a single QUAC-100 card. Sustained throughput under continuous load.
≤700ns
Full ML-KEM-512 cycle: key generation + encapsulation + decapsulation. End-to-end, including PCIe transfer.
50K+
Operations per second on QuantaM2 in a 22x42mm M.2 form factor drawing just 5 watts.
Standards
FIPS 203 / 204 / 205 CNSA 2.0 Targeting FIPS 140-3 Level 3 Common Criteria SP 800-90B TCG TPM 2.0
To enable organizations to deploy quantum-resistant cryptography at the speed and scale their operations demand, protecting today's sensitive data from tomorrow's quantum threats.

Dyber is a Delaware C-Corporation founded in 2024, headquartered in Annapolis, Maryland, minutes from Washington D.C. and major federal agencies. We build hardware-accelerated post-quantum cryptography solutions for government, financial services, critical infrastructure, healthcare, and defense contractors.

Founded 2024
HQ Annapolis, MD
Market $50B+ projected PQC market by 2030
Patent Pending #63/788,857
Who We Serve.
Ship PQC.
example.py
from dyber import kem

# Auto-detects QUAC-100 hardware
pk, sk = kem.keygen("ML-KEM-768")
ct, ss = kem.encapsulate(pk)
ss2     = kem.decapsulate(sk, ct)

assert ss == ss2  # quantum-safe shared secret
01

Install the SDK

pip, cargo, apt, or brew. 8 language bindings. Apache 2.0 license.

02

Configure your provider

OpenSSL provider, BoringSSL provider, or direct API. QUAC-100 auto-detected.

03

Call the API

keygen, sign, encapsulate, decapsulate. ML-KEM, ML-DSA, SLH-DSA. One interface.

04

Deploy

Hardware-accelerated when QUAC-100 is present. Software fallback when it's not. Zero code changes.

Start building
quantum-safe
infrastructure.

Pilot program now accepting applications. Request evaluation hardware or talk to our engineering team.

1-877-PQC-DYBR (1-877-772-3927) • info@dyber.org • Annapolis, MD