Funding
$10M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Collaborative intelligent systems require robust hardware-level security to protect sensitive data and ensure the integrity of AI-driven applications, but existing semiconductor solutions often lack the necessary safeguards against advanced threats. Traditional security measures may not be sufficient to address vulnerabilities in high-performance data processing, communication, and storage within these systems.
Solution
Fortaegis Technologies develops ultra-secure semiconductors designed to provide a hardware-based root of trust for collaborative AI and distributed computing. The Fortaegis S1 System, based on a 5nm Secure Processing Unit (SPU), establishes a fortified environment by integrating innovations in hardware, firmware, and software. This system enables the scaling of collaborative AI by offering a fully configurable, robust, and trustworthy network for distributed computing over diverse nodes. The unique chip architecture leverages intrinsic material properties to create a secure and high-performance foundation for sensitive applications.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes organizations developing and deploying collaborative intelligent systems that require robust hardware-level security, such as those in the AI, aerospace, defense, and critical infrastructure sectors.
Features
- 5nm Secure Processing Unit (SPU) designed for secure and high-performance data processing, communication, and storage
- Hardware-based root of trust for collaborative AI and distributed computing
- Fully configurable and robust network for distributed computing over diverse nodes
- Unique chip architecture leveraging intrinsic material properties for enhanced security
- Integration of hardware, firmware, and software innovations to establish a fortified environment
- Designed to protect against post-quantum infrastructure threats