ResQuant is a hardware security company focused on post-quantum cryptography (PQC) solutions, developing IP cores, FPGA-based hardware, and a proprietary System-on-a-Chip (SoC) designed to protect data against threats posed by future quantum computers. The company's core product line includes three offerings. First, licensable IP cores that implement hardware PQC accelerators supporting NIST-standardized algorithms including Dilithium, Kyber, SHAKE, AES, XMSS, and SPHINCS+. These are available in multiple variants optimized for size, power consumption, and speed, and have been implemented and tested across multiple FPGA vendors. Second, an FPGA module pre-equipped with a complete NIST PQC cryptography suite, intended for integration into existing systems and proof-of-concept testing. Third, a PQC System-on-a-Chip (currently in R&D), a proprietary secure enclave targeting IoT, military, automotive, and ICT markets, designed and manufactured within the European Union, with mass production targeted for 2027. ResQuant's solutions are intended for a broad range of sectors including smart infrastructure, energy management, healthcare, industrial automation, cloud infrastructure, network encryption, automotive (V2X, in-vehicle networks, OTA updates), mobile networks, military communications (tactical radios, satellite, missile defense), and identity and access management. The company positions its SoC as efficiency-optimized for low-power and low-weight scenarios, with patent-pending proprietary security features at the chip level. Its R&D timeline spans from 2020 (IP core research) through 2027 (SoC mass production).