While the world debates quantum computing's theoretical power, Speqtral is building its practical defense layer. This Singapore-based startup isn't waiting for the quantum apocalypse—they're securing aviation networks now.

"They're not selling quantum dreams—they're securing aviation networks today while competitors are still writing whitepapers."

The aviation industry faces a quantum computing threat timeline that's brutally practical: current encryption becomes obsolete the moment a sufficiently powerful quantum computer comes online. Speqtral's positioning suggests they're already deploying QKD (Quantum Key Distribution) infrastructure to protect critical aviation networks—ground-to-air communications, air traffic control systems, and secure aircraft data links. Their zero-traffic website isn't a failure; it's a feature of serving clients who value secrecy over visibility.

• Aviation industry focus: They're not trying to solve quantum for everyone—just for the skies
• Revenue-first model: $12M from real deployments, not pilot projects
• Stealth operations: Zero web traffic suggests government or enterprise contracts
• Quantum-native team: Scientists, not just software engineers
• Global reach: Singapore HQ with 'global networks' in their tagline