Today’s system-on-chip (SoC) architectures integrate hundreds of heterogeneous IP blocks, multiple compute engines, shared memory hierarchies, and extensive firmware and software stacks.
While these capabilities enable powerful computing platforms, including AI and machine learning, they also expand the hardware attack surface deep into the silicon architecture.
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