Rambus Introduces Next-Gen CryptoManager Security IP Solutions

March 11, 2025
Rambus has announced its next-generation CryptoManager Security IP solutions, offering enhanced protection for data centers and AI applications.

Rambus has introduced its next-generation CryptoManager Security IP solutions, which include the Root of Trust, Hub, and Core families, announced in a press release. These solutions are designed to enhance data center and AI protection with a multi-tiered architecture that offers progressively higher levels of functionality and security.

The CryptoManager Root of Trust provides a fully-turnkey solution with the industry's first Quantum Safe boot flow, while the CryptoManager Hub offers cryptographic building blocks for designing secure processors. The Core products feature symmetric cryptographic accelerators for flexible Root of Trust solutions.

Rambus's new offerings support a broad set of certifications, including FIPS, SESIP, PSA, and ISO standards, ensuring fast time to market for chips used in data centers, AI, and other advanced applications. The solutions are equipped with advanced anti-tamper and Quantum Safe protection to safeguard against current and future cyber threats.

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