The Post-Quantum Migration Reaches the Silicon Layer

In one August week, a Wuhan university team released a 28-nanometer post-quantum cryptography chip with a naval research institute in the room, and a Canada-Taiwan consortium validated a compute-in-memory rival for the same NIST algorithms. A close look at what a hardware root of trust means for forces whose platforms outlive their ciphers, and at the evaluation gates still standing between both chips and a program office.