Microchip Launches TS1800 and TS50x Controllers for Post-Quantum Cryptography
Microchip has expanded its Trust Shield portfolio with the TS1800 and TS50x controllers, addressing the need for post-quantum cryptography in response to new cybersecurity mandates. These devices support critical standards like the European Cyber Resilience Act and CNSA 2.0, enhancing security for data centers and infrastructure.
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Microchip has introduced the TS1800 Platform Root of Trust controller and TS50x secure boot controller to enhance cybersecurity measures in data centers and infrastructure. The TS1800 IC, featuring hardware-accelerated post-quantum cryptography, offers significant performance improvements and supports secure boot and firmware updates.
It incorporates NIST-standardized algorithms and operates on an Arm Cortex-M4F processor. The TS50x family simplifies secure boot processes by focusing on PQC and classic cryptography for firmware verification. Both controllers align with NIST SP 800-193 guidelines and are available through Microchip's early adopter program, improving time to market for cryptographic upgrades.
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