Security is evolving. So are the technologies that protect our data.
Learn how Intel is advancing trusted computing through innovations in confidential AI, post-quantum cryptography, and more.
Read the full 2026 report: ms.spr.ly/6015aaXRJ
Learn how Intel is advancing trusted computing through innovations in confidential AI, post-quantum cryptography, and more.
Read the full 2026 report: ms.spr.ly/6015aaXRJ
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@intel Hardware is where post-quantum gets awkward, because a root of trust burned into silicon ships for a decade and there's no update to push to it. Does the report cover firmware signing keys moving to ML-DSA, or is it mostly the software side
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@onchainantonio Great point. PQC shouldn't be treated as a software-only migration. In the report, we cover how we're bringing quantum-resistant authentication into firmware and platform security, since some of the longest-lived trust anchors are rooted in hardware.
Oct 23, 2026 · 7:48 PM UTC
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@intel Firmware is the hard half, since that's the key you're stuck with for the life of the part. Reading that section tonight 🤝
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