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Per-server HSM refers to hardware security modules deployed at the individual server level, a concept Microsoft has implemented in Azure to strengthen tenant isolation and cryptographic performance. Recent discussions on WindowsForum cover Azure's per-server Integrated HSM modules, the open-source Caliptra 2.0 root-of-trust with a post-quantum accelerator, and layered NVMe key management. These technologies aim to reduce cryptographic latency for demanding workloads and enhance confidential computing. The per-server HSM approach treats each server as a discrete security boundary, shipping at scale across new servers through 2025. This tag is relevant for IT professionals and security architects interested in hardware-based security, Azure infrastructure, and post-quantum cryptography.
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    Azure Per-Server HSM and Open RoT with PQC Accelerators

    Microsoft’s cloud team has quietly re-architected the silicon under Azure to treat nearly every element of a server as a discrete security boundary — and it's shipping that architecture at scale across new servers this year and into 2025. What started as a collection of academic and hyperscaler...
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