In the 2025 Open Compute Project (OCP) Global Summit, Axiado Corporation and Jabil Inc. launched a strategic partnership focusing on incorporating next-generation AI-based cybersecurity solutions into Open Compute Project (OCP) Modular Hardware System (MHS)-driven servers. This collaboration is aimed at incorporating Axiado’s Secure Control Module (SCM3002) and Trusted Control/Compute Unit (TCU) into Jabil’s AMD EPYC™ “Turin”-based 2U platform servers, which provide zero-trust security, efficiency, and reliability for future AI and cloud workloads. The integration allows data centers and hyperscalers to deploy secure server solutions easily and quickly without incurring expensive co-designs, with compliance with OCP standards and improved system management features.
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Gopi Sirineni, Axiado CEO, highlighted the importance of this partnership, saying, “Working with Jabil reinforces our vision to place autonomous AI agents where they are most relevant, in the silicon.” The combined capabilities of Axiado’s AI-powered security solutions and Jabil’s high-performance server design expertise deliver potent choices for cloud and enterprise environments today. This effort reflects a larger trend: manufacturers are focusing on hardware-based security to reduce risk in converged IT/OT environments.