Helo Semiconductor supports Infineon OPTIGATM TPM security chip firmware burning

     Infineon Technologies and Helo Semiconductor, Taiwan's leading IC recording and testing brand, jointly announced their cooperation in the trusted Platform Module (TPM) security chip field. Helo Semiconductor has officially become an Associated Partner of Infineon in the Greater China market. Provide firmware update burning service for Infineon OPTIGATM TPM security chip, help the majority of equipment manufacturers to accelerate their products to market time.

     The advent of the era of digitalization and the Internet of everything has brought more intelligence and convenience to life. At the same time, the demand for information security protection of equipment is also increasingly high. By creating and storing encryption keys and confirming the integrity of the operating system and firmware, a TPM protects important data and processes for embedded systems. Infineon's OPTIGA TPM family supports TCG TPM 1.2 and the latest 2.0 standard, making it the ideal choice for the security protection of information and communications, computers, servers and Internet of Things devices.

     Device manufacturers often have to decide how to respond to operating system updates or TPM version evolution. In order to take advantage of the different versions of the chip inventory and achieve the best and most flexible use, firmware updates on the TPM may be required by the device manufacturer, and it is an additional task for them to perform firmware updates in their factory. Through this partnership, Helo will provide industry-leading security burning services to support firmware updates for Infineon's OPTIGA TPM full range of security chips.

     Helo Semiconductor has a wide range of locations around the world. More than 20 burning centers around the world are equipped with encrypted burning areas, which can help equipment manufacturers deploy security chips in a fast and flexible manner, reduce the effort and cost of firmware updates, and thus accelerate product time to market to meet the market demand for a fast supply chain.

     The advent of the era of digitalization and the Internet of everything has brought more intelligence and convenience to life. At the same time, the demand for information security protection of equipment is also increasingly high. By creating and storing encryption keys and confirming the integrity of the operating system and firmware, a TPM protects important data and processes for embedded systems. Infineon's OPTIGA TPM family supports TCG TPM 1.2 and the latest 2.0 standard, making it the ideal choice for the security protection of information and communications, computers, servers and Internet of Things devices.

     Device manufacturers often have to decide how to respond to operating system updates or TPM version evolution. In order to take advantage of the different versions of the chip inventory and achieve the best and most flexible use, firmware updates on the TPM may be required by the device manufacturer, and it is an additional task for them to perform firmware updates in their factory. Through this partnership, Helo will provide industry-leading security burning services to support firmware updates for Infineon's OPTIGA TPM full range of security chips.

     Helo Semiconductor has a wide range of locations around the world. More than 20 burning centers around the world are equipped with encrypted burning areas, which can help equipment manufacturers deploy security chips in a fast and flexible manner, reduce the effort and cost of firmware updates, and thus accelerate product time to market to meet the market demand for a fast supply chain.