Our Innovation Lab
Use-Case Demonstrations
Side-Channel Attack Detection
This TCU-based Secure AI demo setup will showcase the following: clock-, voltage-, power- and temperature-based side-channel attack detection and prevention.
Generative AI
Navigating the future of cybersecurity by demonstrating our AI-driven TCU’s XDR capabilities, Zero-Day Vulnerability Inspector and Ransomware Intelligence Center.
Command Injection Attacks
Defense against web-based, Operating System (OS) command injection attack is demonstrated with our TCU’s AI-enhanced web application firewall (WAF) for protection in both the control and data planes.
Network Anomaly Detection
The TCU has the ability to detect anomalous network behavior with on-chip machine learning models, all done directly on our hardware while also offering adaptability with our datalake.
GenAI for Network Penetration Attacks
Amateur attackers can easily launch successful cyberattacks, as shown using penetration testing and red teaming tools with the guidance of GenAI’s chat bot.
Dynamic Thermal Management
Axiado’s DTM solution optimizes cooling in data centers by using AI/ML to adjust energy usage based on real-time workloads. The DTM system achieves up to 50% energy savings, significantly reducing operational costs and contributing to carbon-net zero emissions targets.
Secure Co-Pilot
Real-time AI/ML insights for increased server management, reduced manual intervention and enhanced security that detects, quarantines and protects systems against vulnerabilities and attacks as they occur.
Accelerated Computing
Our AI-driven solutions provide comprehensive platform security by design and default, addressing legacy systems’ inability to secure and manage today’s complex, distributed and data-rich environments.
Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
A reimagined security architecture that integrates TPM into a broader, AI-driven hardware root of trust by embedding TPM functions into our TCU, enabling real-time threat detection, anomaly analysis and automated responses at the hardware level.
PQC Netboot Capabilities
Our AI-driven solutions enhance Netboot’s security capabilities with the integration of AI agents into our hardware, detecting abnormal boot patterns in real time, predicting failures before they happen, and optimizing image delivery for performance and bandwidth savings.
Use-Case Demonstrations
Side-Channel Attack Detection
This TCU-based Secure AI demo setup will showcase the following: clock-, voltage-, power- and temperature-based side-channel attack detection and prevention.
Generative AI
Navigating the future of cybersecurity by demonstrating our AI-driven TCU’s XDR capabilities, Zero-Day Vulnerability Inspector and Ransomware Intelligence Center.
Command Injection Attacks
Defense against web-based, Operating System (OS) command injection attack is demonstrated with our TCU’s AI-enhanced web application firewall (WAF) for protection in both the control and data planes.
Network Anomaly Detection
The TCU has the ability to detect anomalous network behavior with on-chip machine learning models, all done directly on our hardware while also offering adaptability with our datalake.
GenAI for Network Penetration Attacks
Amateur attackers can easily launch successful cyberattacks, as shown using penetration testing and red teaming tools with the guidance of GenAI’s chatbot.
Dynamic Thermal Management
Axiado’s DTM solution optimizes cooling in data centers by using AI and machine learning to adjust energy usage based on real-time workloads. The DTM system achieves up to 50% energy savings, significantly reducing operational costs and contributing to carbon net-zero emissions targets.
Secure Co-Pilot
Real-time AI/ML insights for increased server management, reduced manual intervention and enhanced security that detects, quarantines and protects systems against vulnerabilities and attacks as they occur.
Accelerated Computing
Our AI-driven solutions provide comprehensive platform security by design and default, addressing legacy systems’ inability to secure and manage today’s complex, distributed and data-rich environments.
Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
A reimagined security architecture that integrates TPM into a broader, AI-driven hardware root of trust by embedding TPM functions into our TCU, enabling real-time threat detection, anomaly analysis and automated responses at the hardware level.
Accelerated Computing
Our AI-driven solutions enhance Netboot’s security capabilities with the integration of AI agents into our hardware, detecting abnormal boot patterns in real time, predicting failures before they happen, and optimizing image delivery for performance and bandwidth savings.
