Mercury and AMD are working together to deliver secure computing and direct RF processing
The AMD Xilinx Security Working Group is an annual multi-day event that brings together Alliance Partners, government agencies and authorities, and academic representatives to discuss the latest security topics.
Mercury will be displaying:
- Secure embedded linux distribution subscription that Mercury builds, tests and supports
- Post-Quantum Algorithms with side‑channel attack resistance and firmware‑based acceleration for ML‑DSA and ML‑KEM
- RF multi-chip module with high-speed direct RF processing
- RF System-in-Package for wideband, Adaptive SOC enabled processing
Mercury Embedded Linux: Trusted, Supported, Secure
As adversaries increasingly target the software supply chain, aerospace and defense programs can't afford to run on outsourced, offshored Linux distributions they don't control. Mercury Embedded Linux (MEL) is Mercury's own hardened Linux distribution, built and supported end-to-end in the US, with security patches delivered on a defined cadence instead of left to chance.
PQ Ultra: Accelerated Post-Quantum Security
As programs adopt CNSA 2.0 post‑quantum algorithms, the need for high-speed post-quantum cryptographic acceleration is here. Designed from the ground up with side‑channel attack resistance capabilities, Mercury’s PQ Ultra IP core delivers firmware‑based acceleration for ML‑DSA and ML‑KEM, outperforming software‑only implementations while maintaining a compact footprint.
AMD Versal™ Processing
RFS1140 Direct RF System-in-Package RF multi-chip module for high-speed direct RF processing.
Open Rapid Chipletized Approach (ORCA) RF System-in-Package for wideband, Adaptive SOC enabled processing