FIPS 140-3

The proposed design would instead put a silicon-based attested security boundary into the server, targeting key caching, cryptographic operations, and workload integrity attestation.

The group says the design will align with NIST FIPS 140-3, Level 3.

That is the working group's stated target, but it has not delivered a completed standard or a generally available compliant product.

An initial draft is targeted around the 2026 Open Compute Project Global Summit, with version 1.0 to follow.

Most countries coordinate on the standard, what the cryptography standards are.

So right now, the cryptography standards for classic cryptography are embodied in regulation called FIPS 140-3.

And the PQC algorithms are defined in FIPS 203, 204, and 205, I think.

Those are the numbers.