OCP Global Summit 2024: Axiado Unveils AI-Driven Platform Security and Energy Efficiency Solutions

At OCP Global Summit 2024, Axiado Corporation showcased its Trusted Control/Compute Unit (TCU) and Dynamic Thermal Management (DTM) technologies.

The company’s cybersecurity solutions are designed to secure existing and next-gen AI data centers, 5G networks, and cloud infrastructures through open standards, scalability, and hardware-anchored, AI-driven and energy-efficient technologies.

“As the demand for AI infrastructure continues to surge, securing platforms and reducing energy use are critical challenges for data centers and service providers,” said Gopi Sirineni, president and CEO. “At Axiado, we are pushing the boundaries of platform security and sustainability with AI-driven, hardware-anchored cybersecurity solutions that provide real-time threat detection, power efficiency, and robust protection for critical infrastructures. We’re excited to demonstrate these advancements in collaboration with our partners at the OCP Global Summit.“

As AI workloads become pervasive and continue to scale, platform security and energy consumption have become critical concerns. The company’s AI-driven cybersecurity solutions, built on open standards like DC-SCM 2.0, provide integration and interoperability for future-proof data centers. At this year’s OCP Summit, the firm will feature live demos of its TCU-powered security and DTM energy efficiency solutions, delivering platform security and up to 50% energy savings in cooling costs.

AI-Driven security solutions and thermal management demos

Trusted Control/Compute Unit (TCU): Axiado’s TCU integrates real-time pre-emptive threat detection, Baseboard Management Controller (BMC), Root of Trust (RoT), and Trusted Platform Module (TPM) capabilities into a single hardware platform. This solution protects AI data centers, 5G networks, and cloud infrastructures from ransomware, supply chain, and side-channel attacks. The company will showcase the TCU on multiple platforms, demonstrating its ability to secure data centers from the ground up.
Dynamic Thermal Management (DTM): Firm’s DTM solution optimizes cooling in data centers by using AI and ML to adjust energy usage based on real-time workloads. The DTM system achieves up to 50% energy savings, significantly reducing operational costs and contributing to carbon-net zero emissions targets. The company’s DTM is powered by its TCU and will be demonstrated in live settings to show how it reduces cooling energy consumption while maintaining optimal performance.
Integration with OEM and ODM partners: Axiado’s partnerships with Pegatron, VVDN, WNC, Jabil, AMI, and Gigabyte highlight the scalability and versatility of its TCU and DTM solutions. These collaborations, focusing on server technologies, network switches, and storage systems, will demonstrate how the firm’s TCU and DTM integrate with partner platforms to enhance security and efficiency in data centers. Attendees will experience firsthand how these partnerships bring enhanced platform security and energy optimization to demanding, real-world applications.