Xiphera Receives Its First US Patent

The patent is for Method of Providing a Secret Unique Key for a Volatile FPGA, and is a continuum to the patent granted by the Finnish Patent and Registration Office.
Xiphera receives its first US patent.

Xiphera receives a patent from the United States Patent and Trademark Office. More specifically, the patent is for Method of Providing a Secret Unique Key for a Volatile FPGA, and is a continuum to the patent granted by the Finnish Patent and Registration Office (PRH).

Patent is a right to exclude the commercial usage and utilisation of an intellectual property from others than the owner of a patent. Patents give you the rights to your own innovation, making the innovation still open for the public to see. Especially in the field of technology, it is vital to guarantee the ownership of your innovation and product by patenting it.

Xiphera’s patent was granted by the US Patent and Trademark Office.

“The extension of the geographical coverage to the United States of our first patent is an important milestone for Xiphera, and we are very excited about the news”, says Matti Tommiska, co-founder and CEO of Xiphera.

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Matti is an electronics professional with a decade-long academic career, followed by 13 years in the international semiconductor industry. Since 2017, he has been the Co-Founder and CEO of Xiphera.

His industry experience includes technical and sales roles at Spansion, Altera, and Intel, giving him deep expertise in the semiconductor market, customer applications, and security challenges.

Matti holds a doctoral degree in electrical engineering from Helsinki University of Technology (2005).
Julius Helander, Xiphera’s Digital Design and Testing Engineer, leverages his academic background by working on side-channel testing and development.
Another year has come to an end, and Xiphera’s team is turning on the Christmas mood and getting ready for the well-deserved holidays. Let’s take a look into what we have done and accomplished this year.