Post-Quantum Cryptographic IP
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Post-Quantum Cryptographic Processor
- FPGA proven
- Offer tuneable performance and size
- AXI4 ready
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Secure-IC's Securyzr Crypto Coprocessor with integrated Post-Quantum Cryptography IPs
- Scalable architecture and crypto engines for optimal performance/resource usage
- Configurable for perfect application fit
- 100% CPU offload with low latency and high throughput
- DPA countermeasures Full software/driver support
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Cryptography Accelerator
- Quantum-secure
- Side-channel protected
- Crypto-agile
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Post-Quantum Cryptography IP: Crystals Kyber - Crystals Dilithium - XMSS - LMS
- 512 and/or 768 and/or 1024-bit secret key length
- Implementation protected against Side-Channel Attacks (Key Generation and Key Decapsulation operations are sensitive):
- Hybrid hardware-software tunable solution
- Tunable in performance or power/area
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Unified Hardware IP for Post-Quantum Cryptography based on Kyber and Dilithium
- Turn-key implementations of the NIST FIPS recommended CRYSTALS post-quantum for key encapsulation (KEM) and digital signature algorithm (DSA)
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Post-Quantum Cryptography Processing Engine (PQP-HW-LAT)
- PQC(post-quantumcryptography) engine
- NISTSP800-56Acomplaint
- NISTFIPS186-4and186-5compliant
- ANSSIX9.142-2020compliant
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Post-Quantum Security Subsystem (PQ-HW-SUB)
- KeyEncapsulation
- Digital Signatures
- HASHAlgorithmsupportincluding
- NISTFIPS186-4and186-5compliant
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Quantum-Driven Hardware Root-of-Trust - Physical Unclonable Function (PUF)
- Scalability unlocked
- Secure root-of-trust
- No key injection
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xQlave® PQC ML-KEM (Kyber)
- 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
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CRYSTALS Kyber core for accelerating NIST FIPS 203 Key Encapsulation Mechanism
- Designed to accelerate post-quantum Key Encapsulation Mechanism (KEM) as defined by NIST FIPS 203.
