Vendor:
Xiphera Ltd
Category:
Post Quantum
xQlave® ML-KEM (Kyber) Key Encapsulation Mechanism IP core
xQlave® ML-KEM (Kyber) Key Encapsulation Mechanism IP core provides quantum-resistant key exchange, offering a secure solution ag…
Overview
xQlave® ML-KEM (Kyber) Key Encapsulation Mechanism IP core provides quantum-resistant key exchange, offering a secure solution against the growing threat posed by quantum computing. As a member of xQlave® Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) product family, this IP core is designed to meet the security standards set by the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), ensuring that your systems are equipped to handle the cryptographic challenges of the future. The xQlave® ML-KEM PQC solution combines high performance with minimal resource usage, making it an ideal choice for secure, scalable, and efficient key exchange.
Key features
- Quantum-resistant key exchange for future-proof security
- Compliant with NIST's ML-KEM standard
- Pure RTL without hidden CPU or software components
- Optimised architecture with constant-time execution
- Easy system integration with 64-bit interface
- Vendor agnostic FPGA/ASIC implementation
Block Diagram
XIP6110B block diagram
Benefits
- Supports all security levels
- Minimal resource requirement (less than 10 kLUT)
- Fast performance with thousands of operations/sec
- Easy to integrate
- Several bus interfaces available
- IP core designed in-house at Xiphera
- Technical support by the original designers and cryptographic experts
Applications
- Cryptographic key exchange
- Secure communications
- data storage and transmission
- Quantum-resistant cryptographic protocols
What’s Included?
- Encrypted RTL or source code
- Sample synthesis scripts
- Comprehensive simulation test bench, scripts & guide
- Optional netlist
- Instantiation file
- Detailed datasheet and integration guide
- Please contact sales@xiphera.com for pricing and your preferred delivery method
Files
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Specifications
Identity
Part Number
XIP6110B
Vendor
Xiphera Ltd
Provider
Xiphera Ltd
HQ:
Finland
Xiphera, Ltd, based in Finland, designs and implements proven cryptographic security for embedded systems. Our strong cryptographic expertise and extensive experience in digital system design enable us to help our customers to protect their most valuable assets.
We offer secure and highly optimised cryptographic Intellectual Property (IP) cores, designed directly for Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) and Application Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs) without software components. Our broad, fully in-house designed, and up-to-date portfolio, including implementations of Post-Quantum Cryptography, enables cost-effective development projects with fast time-to-market – providing peace of mind in a dangerous world.
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Frequently asked questions about Post-Quantum Cryptography IP cores
What is xQlave® ML-KEM (Kyber) Key Encapsulation Mechanism IP core?
xQlave® ML-KEM (Kyber) Key Encapsulation Mechanism IP core is a Post Quantum IP core from Xiphera Ltd listed on Semi IP Hub.
How should engineers evaluate this Post Quantum?
Engineers should review the overview, key features, supported foundries and nodes, maturity, deliverables, and provider information before shortlisting this Post Quantum IP.
Can this semiconductor IP be compared with similar products?
Yes. Buyers can compare this product with similar semiconductor IP cores or IP families based on category, provider, process options, and structured technical specifications.