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Lattice’s New MachXO3D FPGA Enhances Security with Hardware Root-of-Trust Capabilities
FPGA Family Simplifies Implementation of Comprehensive, Flexible and Robust Hardware Security throughout Product Lifecycle

Lattice Semiconductor Corporation announced the MachXO3D™ FPGA for securing systems against a variety of threats. Unsecured systems can lead to data and design theft, product cloning and overbuilding, and device tampering or hijacking. With MachXO3D, OEMs can simplify the implementation of robust, comprehensive and flexible hardware-based security for all system components. MachXO3D can protect, detect and recover itself and other components from unauthorized firmware access at every stage of a system’s lifecycle, from the point of manufacturing all the way to the system’s end of life.

Component firmware is an increasingly popular attack vector for cyberattacks. According to a report in “MIT Technology Review,” security vulnerabilities rendered over 3 billion chips in systems of all types open to data theft via the exploitation of their firmware1. Unsecured firmware also exposes OEMs to the financial and brand reputation risks associated with device hijacking (for use in DDoS attacks) and device tampering or destruction. Failure to address these risks can negatively impact a company’s reputation and financial performance.

According to Patrick Moorhead, president and founder of Moor Insights & Strategy, “Compromised firmware is particularly insidious as it not only leaves user data vulnerable, but can also make systems permanently inoperable, disrupting the user experience and exposing OEMs to liability. FPGAs provide a compelling hardware platform choice for securing system firmware as they’re able to perform multiple functions in parallel, making them much faster at identifying and responding to unauthorized firmware when detected.”

When used to implement system control functions, MachXO3 FPGA devices are typically the “first-on/last-off” component on circuit boards. By integrating security and system control functions, the MachXO3D becomes the first link in a chain of trust that protects entire systems.

With MachXO3D, Lattice is enhancing the device configuration and programming steps in the manufacturing process. These enhancements, in combination with MachXO3D’s security features, protect systems by securing communication between the MachXO3D and legitimate firmware providers. This protection stays in effect throughout the component’s entire lifecycle, including system manufacture, transit, installation, operation and decommissioning. According to Symantec, there was a 78 percent increase in supply chain-related attacks between 2017 and 20182.

“System developers commonly take advantage of FPGA flexibility to enhance system functions after deployment,” said Gordon Hands, Director of Solutions Marketing, Lattice Semiconductor. “With MachXO3D, we took care to retain that flexibility while adding a secure configuration block to deliver the industry’s first control-oriented FPGA compliant with NIST’s Platform Firmware Resilience specification.”

Key features of the new MachXO3D include:

  • Control function FPGA that provides 4K and 9K look-up tables for implementing logic that instantly configures at power up from on device flash memory
  • On-device regulator for single 2.5/3.3-volt power supply operation
  • Support for up to 2700 Kbits of user Flash memory and up to 430 Kbits sysMEM™ embedded block RAM to provide more flexible design options
  • Up to 383 I/Os, configurable to support LVCMOS 3.3 to 1.0, and designed to integrate into a wide variety of system environments with features such as hot-socketing, default pull-down, input hysteresis, and programmable slew rate
  • Embedded security block that provides pre-verified hardware support for cryptographic functions such as ECC, AES, SHA, PKC and Unique Secure ID
  • Embedded secure configuration engine to ensure only FPGA configurations from a trusted source can be installed
  • Dual on-device configuration memories to enable fail-safe reprogramming of component firmware in the event of compromise

Samples are available. For more information about MachXO3D, please visit http://www.latticesemi.com/MachXO3D.

2019052802 / 28.05.2019 / Electronic-components / Lattice Semiconductor /

Lattice Expands Automate Solution Stack and Propel Design Tool Capabilities to Accelerate Industrial Application Development
Improved user experience and more performance for applications in robotics, smart factory, and motion control

Lattice to Host Virtual Seminar on Industrial Cybersecurity Trends and Standards in FPGAs
Lattice Semiconductor Corporation announced the company will host a virtual seminar about the challenges, opportunities, and latest programmable logic solutions for Industrial applications.

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New Lattice sensAI Solution Stack Accelerates Next-Generation Client Devices
Latest Version of Solution Stack Offers New Features For Power-Efficient AI/ML Inferencing

Lattice to Highlight Low Power ML Development with sensAI Solution Stack at ValleyML AI Expo 2021

Lattice mVision Solution Stack Enables 4K Video Processing at Low Power for Embedded Vision Applications
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Lattice Certus-NX FPGAs Optimized for Automotive Applications
Best-in-class High I/O Density, Small Form Factor General Purpose FPGAs Based on Lattice Nexus Platform Now AEC-Q100 Qualified

New Lattice Radiant 3.0 Design Software Further Enhances Ease of Use to Accelerate FPGA Designs

New Lattice CertusPro-NX General Purpose FPGAs Deliver Advanced System Bandwidth and Memory Capabilities to Edge Applications
Highest Logic Density Lattice Nexus-Based Product Family Features Best-in-Class Power Efficiency, Performance, and Small Form Factor

Lattice sensAI Solution Stack Simplifies Deployment of AI/ML Models on Smart Edge Devices
Supports TensorFlow Lite and Lattice Propel for Embedded Processor-based Designs; Includes New Lattice sensAI Studio Tool for Easy ML Model Training

Lattice Brings Best-in-Class Embedded Vision Optimized FPGA to Automotive Applications
CrossLink-NX FPGAs Deliver Fast MIPI Performance to ADAS and In-Vehicle Infotainment Applications

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