John Chang
CEO/Founder
Jmem Tek provides ASIC-based, post‑quantum cryptography solutions that embed security directly into silicon. Its flagship PUF‑based PQC chip offers NIST‑certified quantum‑safe encryption and hardware‑anchored identity authentication, protecting against counterfeiting, unauthorized modifications, and AI model theft. The company also supplies customizable hardware security IP and full‑service IC design to help semiconductor manufacturers and OEMs integrate quantum‑resistant protection into their products.
As quantum computing advances, traditional cryptographic algorithms become vulnerable, exposing data to potential leakage, counterfeit hardware, identity theft, and algorithm tampering. Existing security measures that focus on software or firmware are insufficient because attackers are increasingly targeting the silicon layer of devices.
Jmem Tek delivers ASIC-based, post‑quantum cryptography (PQC) solutions that embed security directly into the silicon. Their flagship offering is a physically unclonable function (PUF)‑based PQC chip that provides quantum‑resistant encryption certified to NIST standards and hardware‑anchored identity authentication. By integrating security at the chip level, Jmem Tek protects against counterfeiting, unauthorized modifications, and theft of AI models, ensuring data remains secure throughout the device lifecycle. The company also offers hardware security IP and custom IC design services to enable OEMs and semiconductor firms to incorporate quantum‑ready protection into their products.
Primary customers are semiconductor manufacturers, ASIC designers, and device OEMs that require built‑in quantum‑resistant security for their products, as well as enterprises seeking hardware‑level protection for critical data and AI workloads.