IP Catalog > Post-Quantum Cryptographic

Post-Quantum Cryptographic IP

Filter
Filter

Login required.

Sign in

Search (28)
Compare 28 IP from 12 vendors (1 - 10)
  • IoT device security platform with a hybrid post-quantum cryptographic algorithm
    • Software development lifecycle integration (SDLC, CI/CD)
    • Key and certificate management (PKI/CLM)
    • On-device security features (e.g. secure boot, flash encryption)
    • On-device key generation & storage
    Block Diagram -- IoT device security platform with a hybrid post-quantum cryptographic algorithm
  • High-Performance Hybrid Classical and Post-Quantum Cryptography
    • The High-Performance Hybrid Cryptography IP core delivers accelerated support for both classical (RSA, ECC) and post-quantum (ML-KEM, ML-DSA) algorithms in a unified architecture optimized for maximum throughput.
  • Hybrid Classical and Post-Quantum Cryptography
    • The Hybrid Cryptography IP core combines traditional asymmetric algorithms—such as RSA and ECC—with post-quantum standards including ML-KEM (Kyber) and ML-DSA (Dilithium)—in a single, efficient hardware module.
  • Post-Quantum Digital Signature IP Core
    • The KiviPQC-DSA is an IP core implementing the ML-DSA (Module-Lattice-based Digital Signature Algorithm) a post-quantum cryptographic standard defined by NIST FIPS 204.
    • Designed to withstand both classical and quantum computer attacks, ML-DSA ensures the authenticity and integrity of signed  data far into the future.
  • XMSS Post-Quantum Cryptography IP
    • XMSS is a Post-Quantum Cryptographic (PQC) algorithm, meaning it is mathematically designed to be robust against a cryptanalytic attack using a quantum computer.
    • XMSS is a stateful Hash-Based Signature Scheme that has been recommended by NIST in 2020.
    Block Diagram -- XMSS Post-Quantum Cryptography IP
  • Cryptographic Cores IP
    • The Cryptographic Cores IP portfolio delivers secure, high-performance implementations of symmetric, asymmetric, and post-quantum algorithms.
    • Designed for low-area, low-latency operation, the silicon-proven cores help SoC designers and embedded teams build trusted, efficient devices for IoT, automotive, medical, and industrial markets.
  • Post-Quantum Key Encapsulation IP Core
    • The PQC-KEM is an IP Core for ML-KEM Key Encapsulation that supports key generation, encapsulation, and decapsulation operations for all ML-KEM variants standardized by NIST in FIPS 203.
    • ML-KEM is a post-quantum cryptographic (PQC) algorithm, designed to be robust against a quantum computer attack.
    Block Diagram -- Post-Quantum Key Encapsulation IP Core
  • Crypto Coprocessor with integrated Post-Quantum Cryptography IPs
    • The Crypto Coprocessors are a hardware IP core platform that accelerates cryptographic operations in System-on-Chip (SoC) environment on FPGA or ASIC.
    • Symmetric operations are offloaded very efficiently as it has a built-in scatter/gather DMA. The coprocessors can be used to accelerate/offload IPsec, VPN, TLS/SSL, disk encryption, or any custom application requiring cryptography algorithms.
    Block Diagram -- Crypto Coprocessor with integrated Post-Quantum Cryptography IPs
  • 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)
    Block Diagram -- Unified Hardware IP for Post-Quantum Cryptography based on Kyber and Dilithium
  • ML-KEM / ML-DSA Post-Quantum Cryptography IP
    • ML-KEM (Crystals-Kyber) and ML-DSA (Crystals-Dilithium) are Post-Quantum Cryptographic (PQC) algorithms, meaning they are mathematically designed to be robust against a cryptanalytic attack using a quantum computer.
    • Both have been standardized by the NIST in it post-quantum cryptography project.
    Block Diagram -- ML-KEM / ML-DSA Post-Quantum Cryptography IP
×
Semiconductor IP