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QU3

Quantum-safe MCP servers for private, verifiable inference
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Key Features

Overview

QU3 is a platform for quantum-safe MCP servers that blend post-quantum cryptography, AI orchestration, and inter-chain routing and auditing to enable private, verifiable compute across blockchains. The core promise is one-command SDKs to deploy attested, quantum-sealed MCP servers that produce instant, verifiable results and publish tamper-proof audit data cross-chain. Public pricing or plans are not disclosed on the site. The product is explored across several pages: a main site emphasizing developer onboarding and decentralized compute; docs with overview messaging; an integration page noting Python, Rust and Go SDKs; a monitor page with an attestation status UI; a dashboard with wallet-based onboarding and templates; a dossier site detailing the technical architecture including lattice-based CRYSTALS Kyber KEM, hash-based signatures, deterministic on-chain audit logs, inter-chain policy routing, forward-secure key rotation and zero-downtime redeployments. Privacy policy exists detailing wallet and account data. Product Hunt lists the product as private, verifiable AI inference across Web3. While GitHub content is referenced, public repo details were not captured. No public pricing was found.

Details

Developer
Launch Year
2025
Free Trial
No
Updated
2026-02-14

Features

Post-quantum MCP servers

MCP servers protected by post-quantum cryptography for secure attestation.

One-command SDKs

Developer-friendly SDKs to deploy attested MCP servers with a single command.

Inter-chain audit

Publish tamper-proof audit data across multiple blockchains.

Attested compute

Compute results are attested and verifiable.

Enclave-based isolation

Quantum-sealed enclave isolates model and inference context.

Deterministic on-chain audit logs

Audit logs hashed into an on-chain Merkle ledger for provenance.

Screenshots

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Private, verifiable AI inference across blockchains
  • Quantum-safe attestation with tamper-proof on-chain audits
  • Developer-friendly one-command SDKs

Cons

  • No public pricing or plans disclosed
  • Limited open-source visibility and detailed public technical docs

Audience

DevelopersOnboard and integrate Python/Rust/Go SDKs to deploy attested MCP servers.

Tags

quantum-safeMCPattested computecross-chaininter-chain auditSDKprivacyon-chain auditpost-quantum cryptographyCRYSTALS Kyberhash-based signaturesenclaveblockchain interoperability