Intel Names Fortinet First Cybersecurity Chip Customer for Foundry
Intel (INTC) has partnered with Fortinet (FTNT) to manufacture the next-generation Security Processor 6 using Intel's advanced semiconductor process within its Intel Foundry business. Fortinet is the first publicly named cybersecurity chip customer for Intel Foundry.
Intel Corporation (NasdaqGS:INTC) has announced a partnership with Fortinet to manufacture the next-generation Security Processor 6 using Intel's advanced semiconductor process within its Intel Foundry business. Fortinet is the first publicly named cybersecurity chip customer for Intel Foundry.
The Product
The Security Processor 6 will be produced using an advanced Intel manufacturing process, offering improved performance and higher energy efficiency compared to previous generations. Intel has not disclosed additional technical details about the processor.
Pricing and Availability
Neither Intel nor Fortinet has disclosed pricing details or a production timeline. Manufacturing is expected to begin in early stages over the next year.
Competition
The partnership comes amid intense competition in the cybersecurity chip market, with companies like Marvell Technology and Broadcom offering similar solutions. Intel is also working to strengthen its Intel Foundry business against rivals such as TSMC and Samsung.
Potential Impact
This deal marks a strategic step for Intel in expanding Intel Foundry's customer base beyond PC and server processors. For Fortinet, the collaboration ensures a stable supply of critical security chips.
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