Lattice Semiconductor has launched the MachXO5-NX TDQ family, the industry’s first secure control FPGAs supporting full CNSA 2.0-compliant post-quantum cryptography, aimed at bolstering security against quantum cyber threats.

These FPGAs feature authenticated and encrypted bitstreams, in-field algorithm updates, anti-rollback protections, and secure lifecycle management, making them suitable for sectors like computing, communications, industrial, and automotive.

Supporting a range of post-quantum cryptographic algorithms such as LMS, XMSS, ML-DSA, ML-KEM, AES256-GCM, SHA2, SHA3, and SHAKE, these devices are designed to meet evolving security standards.

The new FPGA devices are now available and shipped to customers, supported by the latest Lattice Radiant design software, ensuring seamless integration for developers.

Lattice has expanded its MachXO5-NX family with additional density and package options, already shipped to industry leaders in communications and computing.

Recent analyst reports have raised Lattice's stock price targets, with KeyBanc and CFRA setting targets at $85, Needham at $80, and Benchmark at $75, citing growth in AI, low-power FPGAs, and the company's market position as key factors.

Lattice Semiconductor's stock has surged by 60% over the past six months, reflecting strong investor confidence supported by positive analyst ratings.

Built on the Lattice Nexus platform, the new FPGA family offers advanced security features, including cryptographic algorithms, hardware root of trust, secure key management, and crypto-agility for in-field updates.

These devices incorporate hardware root of trust elements such as trusted boot, unique device secrets, secure configuration memory, and comprehensive access controls, enhancing security against physical and side-channel attacks.

Additional security features include authenticated and encrypted bitstreams, advanced cryptography, and NIST CAVP compliance, ensuring robust data protection.

Lattice plans to demonstrate its PQC-ready FPGA solutions, including the MachXO5-NX TDQ, at the OCP Global Summit from October 14-16, 2025, in San Jose, highlighting future-ready security and AI-optimized infrastructure.