Overview
Rambus Circuit Camouflage Technology (formerly Inside Secure), also known as SecureMedia Library (SML), is an anti-reverse engineering and anti-cloning protection for integrated circuits that has both Commercial and Government Applications. The Circuit Camouflage Technology significantly increases the level of difficulty while decreasing reliability of reverse engineering efforts of a circuit.
SML utilizes foundry standard cells, standard tools and design methodology, doesn't rely on coatings or shields, and provides a high return on investment for silicon manufacturers, chip makers wanting Intellectual Property protection and having products in high attack environments.
The SML is available in silicon technologies down to 28nm and Inside Secure is currently working on a project in FINFET 14nm.
With the Circuit Camouflage Technology, chip makers keep sensitive and strategic aspects of custom designs secret from competitors and counterfeiters, providing hardware protection to secure intellectual properties. Additionally, Inside Secure s Camo SmartFill provides high tamper resistance from unauthorized modifications to the design by filling the entire chip with circuitry allowing attackers no space in which to insert a Trojan circuit without destroying the underlying function of the ASIC.
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Caliptra provides an open-source silicon Root of Trust architecture designed specifically for data center-class devices. It helps create a common framework for device identity, measured boot and attestation while enabling greater consistency across hardware platforms. However, adopting Caliptra is only the beginning of the journey.
CryptoManager Root of Trust for use with Caliptra specification provides a production-ready Root of Trust and security orchestration solution that accelerates deployments and enables advanced security for mission-critical data center and AI infrastructure devices
On August 25, 2026, the National Security Agency (NSA) released two technical reports addressing intentional threats to application-specific integrated circuits during design and manufacturing: the “ASIC Best Practices Threat Catalog” and “Application Specific Integrated Circuit Level of Assurance 1 (LoA1) Best Practices”.
Under the accelerated share repurchase program, Rambus will pre-pay $100 million to Dealer and receive an initial delivery of approximately 796,000 shares of its common stock.
Creating a secure SDV ecosystem is a collaborative effort that involves engineers, security teams, and end users.
Total revenue for the second quarter was $207.4 million, product revenue was $99.2 million, royalties revenue was $84.2 million and contract and other revenue was $24.0 million.
