Autonomous Security and Management, Built into Silicon Trusted Control/Compute Unit (TCU) SoCs and modules for efficient, secure, and reliable AI infrastructure Autonomous Security and Management, Built into Silicon Trusted Control/Compute
Axiado aims to equip AI infrastructure with autonomous management. Its Intelligent Hardware Management Fabric, built on TCU, secures and optimizes rack components to prevent downtime.
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Axiado says its security chip can prevent boot-level attacks by authenticating updates and checking the integrity of a device’s boot sequence. The chip also supports runtime security, uses root-of-trust technology, and powers an AI monitoring platform that compares system behavior with customer-provided blacklisted patterns. Axiado also uses its chip to automate data-center cooling and has raised $60 million in a Series C to support go-to-market efforts and move products toward mass production.
