N-gated Hacker NewsMar 5
🚢 "OpenTitan Shipping" — a riveting saga about #Google finally deploying yet another open-source project that nobody asked for. Kudos to the team for turning "coming soon" into "finally arrived," only about 5 years later. 🕒🎉
https://opensource.googleblog.com/2026/03/opentitan-shipping-in-production.html #OpenTitan #OpenSource #TechNews #ShippingSaga #FinallyArrived #HackerNews #ngated
OpenTitan shipping in production

Google has worked with the open source communities to build OpenTitan, the first open source silicon Root of Trust (RoT).

Google Open Source Blog
Hacker NewsMar 5

OpenTitan Shipping in Production

https://opensource.googleblog.com/2026/03/opentitan-shipping-in-production.html

#HackerNews #OpenTitan #OpenSource #Production #Security #Hardware #Chip #Technology

OpenTitan shipping in production

Google has worked with the open source communities to build OpenTitan, the first open source silicon Root of Trust (RoT).

Google Open Source Blog
Show threadGareth HalfacreeMar 5

Big milestone for the #OpenTitan hardware root of trust project: the open-silicon design is now shipping in commercial Chromebooks, on-shelves now thanks to a silicon implementation by Nuvoton.

https://www.hackster.io/news/opentitan-the-open-source-hardware-root-of-trust-is-shipping-now-in-commercial-chromebooks-af00aaf5a78f

#Technology #News #Hackster #Security #OpenHardware #OpenSilicon

OpenTitan, the Open Source Hardware Root-of-Trust, is Shipping Now in Commercial Chromebooks

Google announces that Nuvoton is the first company to put OpenTitan into silicon shipping in a commercial product.

Hackster.io
NERDS.xyz – Real Tech News for Real NerdsMar 4

Google OpenTitan open source security chip is now shipping inside Chromebooks

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://nerds.xyz/2026/03/google-opentitan/

ctFeb 10, 2025

Great news!

https://opensource.googleblog.com/2025/02/fabrication-begins-for-production-opentitan-silicon.html

#risc_v #low_risc #opentitan

Fabrication begins for production OpenTitan silicon

OpenTitan is an open-source Root of Trust (RoT) project initiated by Google and developed with a community of partners to enhance device security.

Google Open Source Blog
Google DiscoveryFeb 7, 2025

Google OpenTitan: novo chip de segurança de código aberto chega aos Chromebooks

https://googlediscovery.com/2025/02/07/google-opentitan-novo-chip-de-seguranca-de-codigo-aberto-chega-aos-chromebooks/

Google OpenTitan: novo chip de segurança de código aberto chega aos Chromebooks

O Google deu um passo importante na segurança digital com a produção do OpenTitan, o primeiro chip de segurança de código aberto disponível comercialmente.

Google Discovery
TechHelpKB.com đź“šFeb 7, 2025

Chromebooks are about to get a lot more secure. Google has begun production of the first commercially available open-source security chip designed to provide transparency & trust in hardware security.

#google #chromebook #opentitan #opensource #security
https://www.androidpolice.com/google-opentitan-rot-chromebook/

Google's OpenTitan chip brings next-generation security to Chromebooks

Google partners with Nuvoton to launch open-source RoT

Android Police
Show threadAnisseSep 3, 2024

FPGA-based CI is also run on every repository change request to the OpenTitan repository.

It takes a lot of maintenance to keep the stack of FPGAs working.

This is expensive hardware, the latest ones cost up to $10k for each board.

#OSFC #OSFC2024 #OpenTitan

AnisseSep 3, 2024

James Wainwright is now presenting "Open source all the way down: developing firmware in parallel with open silicon".

In the context of the OpenTitan open source root-of-trust project, the hardware, its tests and firmware are all developed in lockstep in a monorepo.

#OSFC #OSFC2024 #OpenTitan

drathirFeb 17, 2024
https://spectrum.ieee.org/open-titan-chip || https://opentitan.org/ https://zerorisc.com/ || #EarlGrey #opentitan #lowrisc #zerorisc #RISC-V #RoT ||
Open-Source Security Chip Released

The first commercial chip based on the OpenTitan hardware security design has hit the market

IEEE Spectrum