
AI runs on more than GPUs and memory. Behind every model, industrial flash storage keeps boot processes, firmware, logs, telemetry, and edge inference systems reliable, secure, and available. From data center infrastructure to rugged edge servers, Swissbit helps build the stable, trustworthy foundation AI needs to perform in real-world conditions.

I’m excited to share that Swissbit is partnering with Pointsharp to strengthen European authentication security. With the iShield Key 2 now supported in Pointsharp’s IAM platform, we’re giving organizations even more flexible, future‑ready options for secure, passwordless access.

In 2026, the memory supercycle is hitting hard. AI players are consuming nearly all NAND and DRAM capacity, leaving critical infrastructure systems struggling to obtain the flash they need. In my commentary, I explain why these “small” components are becoming the next big bottleneck - and what must change to keep the digital ecosystem stable.

Quantum computing is set to challenge today’s cryptographic foundations - and embedded devices with long life-cycles are among the most vulnerable. This article explores why legacy systems struggle with post-quantum threats, how secure elements and modern storage can enable crypto-agile upgrades, and what practical steps organisations can take to prepare for a post-quantum future.

In my latest blog post, I take a closer look at government ministries and federal agencies. They operate at the heart of national resilience. They manage vast quantities of sensitive information - policy drafts, administrative records, and classified material - making the public sector one of the most attractive targets for cybercriminals.

In my first blog post, I explain why CFast remains essential despite newer interfaces: SATA, mechanical robustness, and long-term availability meet rising demands for endurance, data integrity, and security. Swissbit’s F-75 and F-78 series answers these challenges with a modern architecture built for predictable, reliable operation.

In my latest blog post, I discuss how the increased demand for AI data centers is changing expectations regarding security, quality, and lifecycle stability in the supply chain. The solution involves secure supply chains, durable products, fixed parts lists, high-quality manufacturing, in-depth security expertise, customization, and service that goes far beyond standard support.

In my first blog post, I explore how companies can ensure the long-term security, reliability and availability of their data and devices. The answer often hinges on the capabilities of the manufacturing process behind the technology.

Discover how Versasec’s vSEC:CMS and vSEC:CLOUD enable seamless, scalable, and compliant end-to-end lifecycle management for the Swissbit iShield Key 2. In this guest post, Tatjana Suhorukova explains how centralized provisioning, policy enforcement, and automation turn large-scale hardware authentication into an efficient, secure enterprise process.

The electronics industry is entering a phase where strategic decisions made today will have long-term impact. In this blog post, I offer my outlook on the developments shaping the year ahead.

Educational institutions are among the most targeted sectors for cyberattacks – yet often lack strong identity protection. This blog post explores why phishing, account takeovers and credential theft are so prevalent in education, and how hardware-based authentication can close critical security gaps. Learn how physical security keys help schools and universities protect users, simplify access, and build lasting digital trust.

In my latest blog post, I take a closer look about sustainability. At Swissbit, it’s built into the way we innovate. As digitalization and the energy transition accelerate, the demand for powerful and reliable electronics is rising along with the responsibility to make technology more sustainable. Swissbit’s answer is integration excellence.

In my latest blog post, I take a closer look about Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA), expressed in parts per million (PPM). While rates of a few hundred PPM are often accepted across the industIry, Swissbit consistently achieves figures in the double- or even single-digit range.