SEALSQ, Lattice Unveil TPM-Enabled Post-Quantum FPGA PoC for Edge Security
SEALSQ has partnered with Lattice Semiconductor to integrate its QS7001 and QVault TPM post-quantum cryptography modules into select low-power FPGA platforms. The companies will showcase a unified TPM-FPGA proof-of-concept at Embedded World 2026 in Nuremberg from March 10–12.
1. Collaboration Overview
SEALSQ and Lattice Semiconductor have agreed to integrate SEALSQ’s QS7001 and QVault TPM modules into select Lattice low-power FPGA platforms, embedding post-quantum cryptography directly within the FPGA architecture. This collaboration addresses the need for quantum-resistant security in mission-critical edge computing and other high-stakes applications.
2. Proof-of-Concept Demonstration
A unified TPM-FPGA proof-of-concept combining Lattice’s secure FPGA fabric with SEALSQ’s post-quantum root-of-trust will be exhibited at Embedded World 2026 in Nuremberg from March 10–12. The demo highlights technical feasibility of on-chip TPM integration and serves as a reference design for future quantum-secure hardware.
3. Strategic Implications
By merging Lattice’s expertise in power-efficient programmable FPGAs with SEALSQ’s post-quantum hardware capabilities, the initiative accelerates adoption of quantum-resilient systems across industries. This partnership supports broader efforts to establish next-generation security standards and positions both companies as leaders in post-quantum infrastructure.