📊Executive Summary

BTQ Technologies and the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) have validated a new compute-in-memory chip architecture designed for post-quantum cryptography, successfully passing 28nm validation. This architecture aims to reduce data movement, latency, and power consumption, making it suitable for secure edge and embedded applications. The technology supports cryptographic operations tied to three NIST standards and is adaptable for future security requirements. The next phase will focus on module-level integration and verification, with test chips expected to be provided to selected customers for performance validation. This advancement is significant for procurement teams focusing on next-generation security technologies....