RogueWave SoC packs the 16-axis lattice, ML-DSA-65 signing, and a Hive root key into a $14.80 bill of materials. 5,000 dual-signatures per second. Designed for IoT gateways, point-of-sale terminals, and on-device agent runtimes.
Every dollar accounted for. $14.80 lands at 100K-unit volume; lower-volume runs trend toward $19 per unit.
| Component | Function | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| ARM Cortex-M33 MCU | Application processor, TrustZone, secure boot | $4.20 |
| Crypto co-processor | Ed25519 + ML-DSA-65 in hardware, true RNG | $3.10 |
| 16-axis sensor pack | RogueWave-Lattice physical-source array | $5.20 |
| PCB & passives | 4-layer FR-4, decoupling, EMI shielding | $2.30 |
| Total BOM | $14.80 | |
Every receipt produced by a RogueWave SoC carries the silicon serial, firmware version, and dual signatures. Counterparties can verify the device against the Hive root, and the firmware against the published manifest.
Field-deployed sensors that sign their own telemetry before it ever touches a network.
Point-of-sale terminals issuing dual-signed transaction receipts the issuer can verify offline.
Flight-state, payload, and chain-of-custody receipts that survive contested-airspace deployments.
On-device model-output attestation for sovereign-tier deployments where cloud signing is unacceptable.
Silicon tape-out at named foundry partner. First wafer lot expected end of quarter.
Reserved-allocation dev kits to enrolled partners. Reference firmware open-source.
Volume production at $14.80 BOM tier. Industrial-grade and automotive-grade variants.