SEALSQ and Lattice: Advancing Quantum-Safe Edge Security
SEALSQ and Lattice Semiconductor: Elevating Quantum Security
Exciting news in the tech world: SEALSQ Corp has teamed up with Lattice Semiconductor to tackle quantum security concerns head-on. This collaboration is set to boost post-quantum security in edge computing applications—an area increasingly vital as our reliance on digital infrastructures grows. The focus of this partnership is on enhancing Trusted Platform Module (TPM) capabilities within Lattice’s FPGA solutions.
What’s impressive here is the integrated Proof-of-Concept, featuring a secure Lattice FPGA combined with SEALSQ’s QS7001 and QVault TPM. This effort forms a solid Root-of-Trust (RoT), highlighting the potential of TPM-based post-quantum cryptography in FPGA environments. The merging of Lattice’s energy-efficient hardware with SEALSQ’s cutting-edge quantum technology promises greater interoperability and supports quantum-safe hardware initiatives across the industry.
Showcasing Innovation at Major Conferences
The partnership aligns perfectly with the Year of Quantum Security 2026, an event symbolizing the shift of quantum security from theory to practical necessity in infrastructure. Leaders from government, academia, and industry are acknowledging this transition, and the collaboration follows standards set by organizations like NIST.
A demonstration of this innovative work will be showcased at Embedded World 2026 in Nuremberg. Visitors can learn about the unified FPGA-TPM architecture at Lattice’s booth. Additionally, Eric Sivertson will share insights during his talk on “Trusted Resilience Edge” on March 10th. This event highlights how the partnership is forging a path toward safe and reliable technological advancements in key operational sectors.
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