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Flex Logix Technologies is partnering with Intrinsic ID to ensure that any device using its eFPGA remains secure and can’t be modified maliciously, whether through physical attacks or remote hacking.

Intrinsic ID, the world’s leading provider of Physical Unclonable Function (PUF) security IP, today announced it has signed a sales representative agreement with Progate Technology to market, sell, and support the Intrinsic ID Physical Unclonable Function (PUF) authentication and security solutions in South Korea.

In the applications of high-performance computing and high-end smartphones, chip designers are chasing high-profit margins, and customers are looking for products with the best performance and security. These demands create a powerful driving force, pushing foundries to keep up with Moore’s Law and IP vendors to keep providing high-performance IPs

Today, we live in a technology-obsessed age. Whichever way you look, it’s hard to avoid the increasing number applications, products and solutions that continue to redefine the boundaries of...

Physical Unclonable Function (PUF) in the Data Center Fungibles firmware uses hardware fingerprints to check that its running on the system its supposed to be running on. That helps protect against attacks on the software supply chain, like in the case of the SolarWinds breach. Fungible hard-partitions its servers, which removes vectors for side-channel attacks in multi-tenant environments. "Security at the lowest level is built into the architecture, the DNA of our solution," said Kikkeri. Its...