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Quantum eMotion to acquire fellow Canadian cybersecurity firm Plurilock

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Quantum eMotion, a Canadian firm initially focused on quantum security, is acquiring fellow Canadian cybersecurity company Plurilock for approximately $34 million CAD. This acquisition signals a shift for Quantum eMotion, allowing it to expand beyond its niche quantum focus and enter a broader commercial cybersecurity market with an established revenue base and existing client relationships. The combined entity, led by Quantum eMotion’s CEO, will aim to integrate AI-driven risk intelligence with quantum-secure cryptography, a development to watch for those tracking the intersection of these technologies.

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