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Post Quantum RISC-V Chips
Quantum systems are already challenging traditional security protocols like RSA and elliptical curve algorithms, putting billions of IoT devices at risk.
Implement post-quantum cryptography now to secure your devices and IoT ecosystems
introduction
Quantum-proof security
We offer a secure chips family that is based on a RISC-V Quantum Resistant and CCEAL5+ certified hardware platform that can be delivered open to load your own firmware, or as a pre-provisioned FIPS 140-3 and TCG certified Trusted Platform Module (TPM).
QS7001
A RISC-V Secure Hardware platform offering CC EAL 5+ certified security and optimized for Kyber and Dilithium quantum resistant algorithms to face the latest attack scenarios.
KEY FEATURES
- 80MHz 32-bit Secured RISC-V CPU
- CCEAL 5+ certified
- Post Quantum: Kyber (512/768/1024) & Dilithium 2
- RSA, ECC (572 bits), AES, DES, 3DES
- SP 800 90 B RNG
- Communication: 1MBps I2C, 33MHz SPI
- Memory: 512K Flash, 80K RAM, 128K ROM
- 4 GPIOs, 3 Timers
- 1,62V to 3,6V / -40° to 105° operating range
- Package QFN32 - TPM compliant pinout
QVault TPM
The only post quantum TPM: A robust TCG certified TPM stack powered by the QS7001 quantum resistant hardware platform.
KEY FEATURES
- FIPS 140-3 and TCG certified
- TCG TPM Library Spec 2.0
- TCG 's PC Client platform
- Quantum Resistant (Kyber / Dilithium)
- Pre-Provisionned: 2048 bits RSA KeyPairs, Endorsement Keys & EK Certificates (RSA2048, ECC P256, ECC P384)
- Cryptography: ECC (256 bits)
- Digital Sign: ECDSA
- Universally Recognized Root-of-Trust
Certifications
Our Post Quantum chips family features CC EAL5+ certified tamper resistant hardware running a TCG and FIPS 140-3 certified TPM Stack that provide cryptographic services for authentication, data confidentiality and integrity check.
Implementing Quantum-proof algorithms in secure hardware
From 2018 to 2021 SEAL SQ quantum innovation team has co-directed a PhD thesis on the implementation of post-quantum algorithms in our secure architectures.