AMD Launches the Tamper-Resistant Versal TR Line With 3 Devices on November 13: First Samples Are Expected in the Second Half of 2027 and Production in the First Half of 2028
AMD introduced Versal tamper-resistant devices on November 13, 2026, designed for security-critical systems to protect against physical attacks on the silicon backside. The new products extend the Versal AI Edge Series Gen 2 range. AMD says the devices are the first adaptive SoC or FPGA-based products with built-in protection against backside physical attacks. The Versal TR line combines this protection with the existing processing architecture used in the AI Edge family. The product range consists of three devices, the 2VE3358TR, the 2VE3558TR and the 2VE3858TR. Kirk Saban, corporate vice president of product, software and solutions at AMD Embedded, outlined the rationale for the launch. The company said the new line aims to cut board-level security complexity for defence, infrastructure and fintech customers facing physical chip attacks. AMD expects the first Versal TR devices to sample in the second half of 2027, with production planned for the first half of 2028.
(Source: AMD)
Source: AMD
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