Marvell、微软、甲骨文牵头在 OCP 下成立工作组，制定服务器级集成硬件安全模块（HSM）开放规范

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SANTA CLARA, Calif. - Marvell Technology Inc. (NASDAQ:MRVL), Microsoft Corporation and Oracle announced Monday the formation of a new Open Compute Project working group to standardize an integrated hardware security module for cloud and hyperscale data center infrastructure.
The working group will define open specifications for a NIST FIPS 140-3 Level 3 integrated HSM that enables secure key caching and cryptographic key lifecycle management at the server level, according to a press release statement.
The initiative addresses current limitations in cloud and enterprise servers, which typically rely on network-attached hardware security modules or software-only key management. This approach requires cryptographic keys to traverse networks or reside in unprotected memory, potentially exposing them to security attacks.
The proposed integrated HSM will embed a hardware security boundary, key vault and attestation chain directly into servers, ensuring cryptographic operations execute where data is processed and keys remain within a certified hardware boundary.
"An integrated HSM will allow cryptographic key operations to execute where the workload runs, satisfying both regulatory compliance and zero-trust architecture requirements," said Cary Ussery, senior vice president and general manager of Marvell’s Multimarket Business Group.
The working group operates under OCP’s Security Track and plans to release an initial draft of the technical specification at the OCP Global Summit in October 2026, with version 1.0 to follow. The companies will demonstrate the technology at the summit, scheduled for October 12-15 at the San Jose Convention Center.
Organizations interested in participating can join through the Open Compute Project.
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