MIT engineers, in collaboration with the MIT-IBM Watson AI Lab, have developed a new chip to enhance smartphone data security.
The chip protects against cyber threats while enabling efficient operation of large AI models on devices.
It uses digital in-memory compute (IMC) to perform computations within the device's memory, reducing data transfers and security risks.
The chip employs innovative security measures, such as random data segmentation, lightweight encryption, and physically unclonable function-based encryption keys.