ZeroRISC has released a complete open-source cryptographic hardware and software stack for both classical and post-quantum operations. The release includes the Cryptolib embedded cryptography library, an Asymmetric Cryptography Coprocessor, and hardware accelerators for symmetric operations. The multi-year collaboration with research institutions achieved 6–9x speedups for ML-KEM and ML-DSA algorithms whilst improving maximum operating frequency by 36–75% with near-zero area cost. Memory optimisations reduced ML-DSA stack usage by over 90%. Cryptolib supports classical algorithms including AES, SHA2/SHA3, RSA and elliptic curve cryptography, alongside NIST-standardised post-quantum algorithms ML-KEM, ML-DSA and SLH-DSA. The consortium will present results at Real World Crypto 2026 in Taipei on 9 March, demonstrating production-grade post-quantum cryptography for embedded systems.

ZeroRISC, the leading open-source silicon supply chain integrity solution, today announced the appointment of Zakir Durumeric, Stanford Professor and Censys Founder, and David Gammon, CEO & founder of Rockspring, to its Board of Directors.