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Quantisimo’s merger with GigCapital8 will bring a pure‑play sovereign quantum platform to the Nasdaq, giving investors direct access to the fast‑growing quantum‑computing sector

Executive summary: Quantisimo Corp., formed by WISeQey and SEALSQ, signed a definitive business combination agreement with SPAC GigCapital8 Corp. to become a Nasdaq‑listed public company. The deal gives the pure‑play sovereign quantum vertical platform access to public capital, enhances liquidity for its founders and signals growing investor interest in quantum technologies via the SPAC route.

Who is involved: Quantisimo Corp. (backed by WISeQey and SEALSQ), GigCapital8 Corp., WISeQey, SEALSQ, and Nasdaq.

Likely next (inference): Completion of the merger is subject to shareholder approvals and SEC clearance, after which Quantisimo would begin trading on Nasdaq under a new ticker.

On October 9 2026, Quantisimo Corp. — formed by cybersecurity firm WISeQey and quantum‑hardware specialist SEALSQ — signed a definitive business combination agreement with SPAC GigCapital8 Corp. The deal seeks to list Quantisimo on Nasdaq under a “root‑to‑qubit” vertical that integrates secure hardware, software and quantum‑communication capabilities. If completed, the transaction would provide the founders with public‑market liquidity and could encourage further SPAC‑based financing in the quantum industry, though its success hinges on shareholder approval and regulatory clearance.

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Inference: scenarios and probabilities are Beyond's assessment, not reported fact.

Base: merger completed and listed (60%)

Quantisimo begins trading on Nasdaq, providing liquidity to WISeQey and SEALSQ and enabling further quantum R&D investment.

Upside: merger completed with premium valuation (20%)

Strong investor demand drives post‑listing share price above the SPAC trust value, raising additional capital for quantum product rollout.

Downside: merger terminated (20%)

GigCapital8 returns trust proceeds to shareholders; Quantisimo remains private, delaying its access to public capital.

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