SEALSQ unit IC’Alps spotlights low-power secure ASIC design for implantable, connected medical devices
LAES•SEALSQ highlighted its IC’Alps subsidiary’s custom low-power ASIC design for implantable and wearable medical devices. Fortune Business Insights estimates the global medical electronics market at $10.68 billion in 2025, rising to $16.73 billion by 2034.
1. Medical chip design
SEALSQ highlighted IC’Alps, its Grenoble-based integrated-circuit design subsidiary, which it acquired in August 2025. IC’Alps develops custom low-power ASICs for compact medical devices, with a focus on reliability, traceability, system integration and ISO 13485 quality requirements.
2. Cybersecurity platform
SEALSQ positions IC’Alps as a platform combining custom chip design with cybersecurity for connected Active Implantable Medical Devices.




