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Lattice & Arm: AI Infrastructure Gets a Security Upgrade
8 Oct
Summary
- Collaboration enhances security and adaptability for AI infrastructure.
- Lattice FPGAs provide secure control alongside Arm AGI CPUs.
- Solution shown at OCP Global Summit 2026 in San Jose.
Lattice Semiconductor and Arm have announced a strategic collaboration aimed at bolstering the security, control, and adaptability of AI infrastructure. This partnership integrates Arm AGI CPU server platforms with Lattice FPGAs and AMI firmware to deliver enhanced capabilities for future AI data centers.
Within the Arm AGI CPU server platforms, Lattice FPGAs will operate alongside the CPU and baseboard management controller, with AMI firmware managing platform boot and operations. The FPGAs are designed to provide crucial secure control and management functions, thereby establishing platform trust and facilitating infrastructure adaptability. Notably, Lattice FPGA technology supports OCP-compliant connectivity via the LTPI standard, simplifying integration and promoting interoperability.
Mamta Gupta of Lattice Semiconductor highlighted the increasing demand for secure and interoperable control within evolving AI infrastructure, emphasizing how the collaboration helps accelerate deployment through open standards and a scalable foundation. Eddie Ramirez from Arm echoed this sentiment, stressing the need for ecosystem collaboration in scaling AI infrastructure and how this partnership expands the ecosystem around Arm AGI CPUs.
The joint solution will be showcased at the OCP Global Summit 2026, scheduled from October 12-15, at the San Jose Convention Center. Attendees can visit Lattice at Booth A53 and Arm at Booth C72 to see live demonstrations of the secure management and control functionalities powering next-generation AI infrastructure.
