STMicroelectronics has released the ST54M, a mobile chip that integrates post-quantum cryptography, Near Field Communication, secure element, and eSIM functionality, enabling device manufacturers to prepare for impending quantum-resistant security standards. The ST54M chip supports specific post-quantum cryptography algorithms, including ML-KEM and ML-DSA, with samples available currently and mass production slated for July 2026. This development is crucial as it allows manufacturers to future-proof their devices against potential quantum computing threats, which could compromise current cryptographic protocols. The ST54M chip is designed to facilitate secure services such as payments, digital identity, and digital car keys. As quantum computing advancements accelerate, the need for post-quantum cryptography migration becomes increasingly urgent1. This matters to practitioners as it underscores the importance of proactive planning for cryptographic migration to ensure the long-term security of connected devices and services.