Achronix adopts eMemory IP for FPGA Hardware Root of Trust
eMemory, a provider of NVM IP to the semiconductor industry, has partnered with FPGA developer Achronix to enhance security at the semiconductor chip level.
eMemory, now a member of the Achronix Partner Program, will offer its NeoFuse and NeoPUF IP to strengthen the Achronix portfolio and provide a robust hardware root of trust to ensure the silicon and FPGA configurations are authentic and secure against data breaches and chip counterfeiting.
NeoFuse is an antifuse-based, one-time programmable (OTP) memory that is both a reliable and secure embedded solution. In addition, the IP achieves high yields at advanced and more-than-Moore technology nodes. NeoPUF is a hardware security technology based on physical unclonable variations occurring in silicon manufacturing processes. The random numbers generated from NeoPUF technology create unique silicon fingerprints for chips that can be used for identification, authentication and encryption.