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Microsoft, Oracle, and Marvell Standardize Integrated Hardware Security Modules

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 14
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What happened

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Microsoft, Oracle, and Marvell Technology established a new working group under the Open Compute Project’s Security Track to standardize integrated Hardware Security Module (HSM) technology. The effort aims to define open specifications for embedding a hardware security boundary directly into the server. This approach is intended to manage cryptographic keys and strengthen the security posture of cloud compute workloads.

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Why it matters

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The collaboration addresses the current reliance on network-attached HSMs or unprotected memory for sensitive keys. By integrating security functions directly into the server, the group aims to reduce latency and ensure cryptographic operations execute within a certified hardware boundary. This standardization impacts the infrastructure of cloud and hyperscale data centers.

From thefastmode.com

Who's involved

  • MicrosoftCollaborating on the standardization effort and supporting AI chip programs
  • OracleCollaborating on the standardization effort for cloud and hyperscale data center infrastructure
  • Marvell TechnologyCollaborating on the standardization effort and supporting AI chip programs

How it developed

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  1. Marvell joined Oracle's OCP working group and supports Microsoft's AI chip programs.1 source
  2. The three tech companies are working together to standardize integrated HSM technology.1 source

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