01 Quantum at Planet MicroCap Showcase: Toronto 2026: early revenue push

On 28 October 2026, 01 Quantum (ONE) showcased its post-quantum cybersecurity products at the Planet MicroCap Showcase: Toronto 2026. The company argued it has already commercialized these products ahead of the anticipated quantum-computing threat, known as "Q-Day." This threat could arise around 2029, according to the company's CEO, Andrew Cheung.

01 Quantum has spent approximately CAD 10 million over eight years transitioning the business towards post-quantum cybersecurity. The company highlighted four primary product areas: AI privacy, remote access security, digital asset protection, and email encryption. They expect revenue of close to CAD 100 million before Q-Day, with roughly half from engineering fees and the other half from recurring revenue.

The company showcased four distinct products: a method for encrypting data before sending it into an AI model, a quantum-safe remote access application developed with Hitachi, a quantum-safe digital asset storage solution named qVAULT, and an end-to-end quantum-safe email product integrated into Microsoft Outlook.

Cheung emphasized that their business focuses on four verticals: government, enterprise, consumer-adjacent markets, and cryptocurrency. He also revealed a U.S. patent obtained within the past 24 months and a Canadian patent, among others. These patents bolster the company's competitive position in this growing market.