Axiado to Showcase AI-Embedded Security Chips at OCP Global Summit 2025
Axiado Corporation will demonstrate its autonomous AI agents embedded in silicon at the 2025 OCP Global Summit in San Jose, announced in a press release. The company will present its Trusted Control/Compute Unit (TCU) technology, which integrates AI-driven optimization and hardware security directly into the chip.
The demonstrations will show how Axiado’s AI agents operate independently from the host CPU and OS to monitor, secure, and optimize system behavior in real time. The technology aims to improve data center efficiency and resilience by proactively managing system performance and mitigating security threats before the operating system boots.
Axiado’s Secure Control Modules (SCM3002 and SCM3080-MT), powered by its AX3000 and AX3080 TCUs, will be featured across AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA-based platforms. Demonstrations include AI-driven dynamic thermal and power management, vulnerability scanning, and telemetry integration using NVIDIA’s DOCA framework.
According to the company, the intelligent optimization enabled by these embedded AI agents can reduce energy costs significantly by adjusting system cooling and performance settings in real time. The AX3080 TCUs and Secure Control Modules are now shipping to OEM, ODM, and hyperscaler partners for integration into OCP-compliant server designs.
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