Caliptra open-source security gains traction in data centers
Cloud and semiconductor companies are advancing the adoption of Caliptra, an open-source hardware root of trust, for data center devices. Caliptra establishes a standard for device identity and secure boot, improving security consistency across different hardware suppliers. The project’s transparency allows for broad evaluation and collaboration. Increasingly, vendors are required to implement Caliptra-compliant hardware to meet customer demands for stronger and more uniform data center security.
- Caliptra is an open-source silicon root of trust
- Cloud and chip vendors are supporting Caliptra adoption
- End customers are demanding Caliptra compliance
- The architecture aids device identity and secure boot
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