HARDWARE SECURE-ELEMENT CHIP
Hardware secure-element chip family

Hardware secure-element chip family
Security silicon rather than a PKI cloud service
Automotive · Industrial · Aerospace & Defense · +1
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VaultIC Secure Element is a publicly named SEALSQ hardware secure-element family, including VaultIC408.
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SEALSQ VaultIC is a secure-element chip family, not a software PKI service and not a wireless modem.
Official VaultIC pages describe tamper-resistant chips used for identity, authentication and IoT security. This listing records the VaultIC secure-element family rather than SEALSQ’s PKI services. It belongs in Design & IP because the published product is security silicon / secure-element design, not Connectivity & RF.
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Hardware secure-element chip family
Security silicon rather than a PKI cloud service
Not a wireless-modem listing
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