Cryptographic IP

The Symmetric Cryptographic Intel® FPGA IP is a hard IP core implementing AES and SM4 encryption and decryption
Typically, the AES and SM4 standards are used to protect the confidentiality of network data in 5G, data center, and IoT applications, but can be used to secure any high-speed data in transit
Additionally, the XTS profile can be used in data storage applications.

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.

The CryptoManager RT-6xx v3 Root of Trust family from Rambus is the latest generation of fully programmable FIPS 140-3 compliant hardware security cores offering Quantum Safe security by design for data center and other highly secure applications.
Device and system architects face a growing array of security threats, including the threat of quantum computers. Across applications, one constant is the need for a hardware Root of Trust-based security implementation.

A cryptographic subsystem, designed to provide cryptographic services.
These services include post-quantum signature generation, verification, and secure key establishment.
PQPlatform-SubSys uses its built-in CPU independently from the surrounding system, allowing cryptographic services to be offloaded efficiently from the system processor.

The CryptoManager RT-6xx v3 Root of Trust family from Rambus is the latest generation of fully programmable FIPS 140-3 compliant hardware security cores offering Quantum Safe security by design for data center and other highly secure applications.
Device and system architects face a growing array of security threats, including the threat of quantum computers. Across applications, one constant is the need for a hardware Root of Trust-based security implementation.

cryptographic IP