Configuration overview
Three things QCIM RoT does no other secure element does.
01Physical attack resistance.
Selectable masking logic, anti-tamper mechanisms, and hardware-isolated key storage.
Prevents physical extraction and side-channel attacks through hardware-anchored countermeasures designed for hostile-environment deployment.
EAL5+Cert path
02Complete secure enclave.
Robust secure boot chain, strong PUF, ECC integrity checks, carefully designed API.
All-in-one RoT package with attention to API design that prevents misuse. Hardware-anchored chain of trust from boot through runtime.
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03Maximum resources available.
QCIM Core engine enables more memory, compute, and features in smallest package.
Compute-in-memory architecture maximizes available resources for certificate lifecycle management, intensive attestation, and large-payload PQC workloads.
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Key features
Hardware security, cryptographic capability, performance, platform — all in one.
Hardware Security Features- Robust secure boot chain
- Strong PUF integration
- ECC integrity checks over bus
- Anti-tamper mechanisms
- Selectable masking logic levels
Cryptographic Capabilities- QCIM Core crypto engine
- ML-KEM, ML-DSA support
- Legacy asymmetric crypto
- Carefully designed secure API
- Hardware key derivation
Performance Features- Parallel crypto engines
- Hardware accelerated PQ ops
- Configurable throughput scaling
- Zero-copy DMA transfers
Platform Features- Multi-tenant isolation
- Attestation as a service
- Key management infrastructure
- Crypto service API
Estimated performance
High-performance configuration targets.
Throughput (Target)- RSA-4096 Sign
- 500+ ops/sec
- ECDSA P-521
- 2,000+ ops/sec
- Dilithium-3
- 1,000+ ops/sec
Resource usage (Est.)- LUTs
- ~25,000
- BRAM
- 512 KB
- Power
- <500 mW
Latency (Target)- RSA-4096
- ~2 ms
- ECDSA P-521
- ~0.5 ms
- Dilithium-3
- ~1 ms
· Target specifications for high-performance configuration. Detailed benchmarks under NDA.
Primary use cases
How QCIM RoT gets deployed.
01PQC migration infrastructure
Enable gradual transition from classical to post-quantum cryptography without replacing hardware. Support hybrid modes during transition periods.
02Long-lifecycle asset protection
Digital asset protection that evolves with cryptographic standards over 15+ year lifecycles. Firmware-updateable algorithms protect investments.
03Multi-protocol security services
Platforms supporting diverse cryptographic requirements across multiple protocols and standards simultaneously.