Lattice Expands Security-Control FPGA Leadership With Mach-N2 Family
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Lattice Semiconductor announced a new FPGA family, Mach-N2.
Based on the Nexus 2 small FPGA platform, Mach-N2 includes integrated flash, Root of Trust, crypto agility, and CNSA 2.0-compliant PQC security technologies.
The family supports up to 2x logic density, enhanced SERDES bandwidth, low-latency deterministic response times, and power sequencing and system management functions.
Lattice Semiconductor announced a new FPGA family, Mach-N2. The company said it will expand its existing leadership in security-control FPGAs through Mach-N2 for system control and security in advanced infrastructure.
Mach-N2 is a family based on Lattice's Nexus 2 small FPGA platform. The family includes integrated flash, a Root of Trust, crypto agility, and CNSA 2.0-compliant post-quantum cryptography (PQC) security technologies. The company said this enables trusted always-on system control and trusted always-on security functions across next-generation systems.
Easam Elashmawi, chief strategy and marketing officer (CSMO) at Lattice Semiconductor, said post-quantum mandates are taking hold in the quantum computing era, and that the company has pursued solutions designed to respond to the current and future security needs of customers with long-life infrastructure. He said that amid rising demand for system control and security, Mach-N2 delivers advances in logic density and bandwidth, and provides the most complete set of post-quantum security features in its class for long-life systems.
Mach-N2 combines multiple features to strengthen system control and performance. It offers up to 2x logic density for advanced system control functions and enhanced SERDES bandwidth that can connect directly to the latest SoCs and processors, supporting connectivity to modern SoCs and processors. Mach-N2 also delivers low-latency, deterministic response times for real-time system monitoring and supports power sequencing and system management for computing, communications, and industrial infrastructure.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407083
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