SUSHI@NIST: Rolling Next-Generation Secure Hardware into Standards

NIST AI News US Published: 2025-10-22 04:00:00

Hardware security is increasingly crucial due to global semiconductor disruptions and rising demand for digital sovereignty in uncertain geopolitical times for national defense and emerging technologies.

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Enhancing Hardware Security for the Future of National Defense and Emerging Technologies In an era of geopolitical uncertainty, global semiconductor disruptions, and a rising demand for digital sovereignty, hardware security has become a critical

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