Collaboration Showcased at the 2024 OCP Global Summit with Integrated TCU and AMI Firmware Solutions for Enhanced Platform Security and Manageability
Axiado Corporation, a leading AI-driven, hardware-anchored platform security solutions company, and AMI®, the global leader in Dynamic Firmware for worldwide computing, announced their partnership to deliver a cutting-edge BMC stack for NVIDIA MGX servers. The collaboration integrates Axiado’s Trusted Control/Compute Unit (TCU) with AMI’s MegaRAC® BMC solution, providing a robust and secure platform for AI-driven data centers.
This collaboration leverages Axiado’s OCP DC-SCM 2.0-compliant SCM3000 card, which is fully compatible with NVIDIA MGX servers. Combining Axiado’s hardware-anchored security with AMI’s dynamic firmware delivers enhanced platform security, manageability, and scalability, providing an optimal foundation for the next generation of secure, AI infrastructures.
“As AI workloads continue to expand, ensuring platform security at the firmware level is critical,” said Gopi Sirineni, President and CEO of Axiado. “By integrating our TCU technology with AMI’s industry-leading BMC solutions, we are enhancing platform security and manageability for NVIDIA MGX servers, giving data centers the tools they need to protect and manage their AI infrastructure efficiently.”
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Key Collaboration Highlights:
- Integration with AMI’s Dynamic Firmware: Axiado’s TCU is fully compatible with AMI’s MegaRAC® BMC solution, enabling real-time, pre-emptive threat detection, and advanced platform management for NVIDIA MGX servers. The combined solution provides foundational security and manageability for AI-driven environments, including support for Redfish® (RESTful API), Out-of-Band management, KVM Redirection and Virtual Media to ensure that data centers can scale securely and efficiently.
- NVIDIA MGX Server Compatibility: Axiado‘s OCP DC-SCM 2.0 compliant SCM3000 card delivers compatibility with NVIDIA MGX servers, allowing seamless integration with AMI‘s BMC firmware. This provides AI data centers with a secure, scalable infrastructure that enhances platform management while reducing risk from cyber threats.
Source: PRNewswire