Bernardino Carnevale | Senior Principal of Technical Marketing
Rambus

Future of Memory and Storage - Day 3 @ 13:25

From Monolithic SoCs to Chiplets: A new Hardware Security Paradigm

Chiplet based architectures are transforming SoC design, but they also upend long standing security assumptions that were implicitly guaranteed by a monolithic die. By disaggregating a monolithic die into multiple, often multi-vendor chiplets, the implicit silicon trust boundary disappears, expanding the attack surface to include chiplet substitution, weak chiplet compromise, and exposed die to die interconnects. This discussion explores why traditional SoC security models do not scale to chiplet systems and introduces a system level security paradigm based on distributed trust with centralized authority.

Bernardino Carnevale, Senior Principal of Technical Marketing, Rambus

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Bernardino Carnevale / From Monolithic SoCs to Chiplets: A new Hardware Security Paradigm

Bernardino Carnevale, Senior Principal of Technical Marketing,
Rambus

Berardino Carnevale is a Senior Technical Marketing and Product Manager at Rambus Security IP, focused on aligning security architectures with customer requirements and market needs for advanced semiconductor platforms. He works closely with engineering and customers to translate complex security...

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