ESP32-C6 becomes the first RISC-V microcontroller to earn PSA Certified Level 2, validating its root of trust against practical, scalable software attacks.
ESP-TEE uses ESP32-C6 hardware isolation to protect keys, secure storage, updates, and sensitive operations from ordinary application code and its bugs.
BeagleV-Ahead combines four 64-bit RISC-V cores, a 4-TOPS neural processor, 4GB of memory, open hardware, wireless networking, and BeagleBone cape expansion.