Microsoft, Oracle, and Marvell Standardize Integrated Hardware Security Modules
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What happened
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
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.
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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
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Marvell joined Oracle's OCP working group and supports Microsoft's AI chip programs.1 source
The three tech companies are working together to standardize integrated HSM technology.1 source
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The entities involved
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Microsoft
American multinational technology corporation
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Oracle
company in Madrid, Spain
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Marvell Technology
American fabless semiconductor company