Axiado and Jabil Collaborate to Enhance AI-Driven Security in OCP MHS-Inspired Servers

Axiado and Jabil have collaborated to develop AI-driven cybersecurity solutions for OCP MHS-inspired servers. The collaboration aims to provide resilient security for AMD Turin 2U servers, with Axiado's Secure Control Module (SCM3002) integrated into Jabil's 2U platform server. The integration offers zero-trust security, efficiency, and reliability for data centers and hyperscalers. Axiado's TCUs and SCM3002/3003 secure control modules are available for purchase.

Axiado and Jabil have announced a strategic collaboration aimed at integrating advanced AI-driven cybersecurity solutions into Open Compute Project (OCP) Modular Hardware System (MHS) servers. The partnership, announced at the OCP Global Summit on October 13-16, 2025, involves the integration of Axiado's Secure Control Module (SCM3002) into Jabil's 2U platform server, featuring AMD EPYC "Turin" processors, according to StockTitan.

The collaboration focuses on delivering resilient, AI-driven security for next-generation AI and cloud workloads. Axiado's Secure Control Module (SCM3002) and Trusted Control/Compute Unit (TCU) are integrated into Jabil's 2U platform server, offering zero-trust security, efficiency, and reliability for data centers and hyperscalers, according to a PR Newswire release.

Key features of this integration include:

- Zero-Trust Security: The integration enables zero-trust security models, ensuring that every access request is authenticated and authorized.

- Efficiency and Reliability: The modular design allows for rapid deployment without the need for costly co-design, reducing integration cycles for data centers and hyperscalers.

- Autonomous AI Agents: Axiado's TCU combines trusted hardware with autonomous AI agents to provide real-time protection and optimization of systems.

Both Axiado and Jabil have emphasized the importance of this collaboration in redefining how security and system management are delivered for the next generation of AI infrastructure. Gopi Sirineni, CEO of Axiado, stated, "Working with Jabil underscores our mission to put autonomous AI agents where they matter most, inside the silicon." Ed Bailey, Chief Technology Officer at Jabil, added, "Axiado's hardware-anchored AI agents strengthen our offerings with autonomous security and system management, enabling customers to deploy with confidence and efficiency." (These comments were included in the PR Newswire release.)

The availability of Axiado's TCUs and OCP DC-SCM 2.0 Compliant SCM3002 and SCM3003 secure control modules is immediate, with samples and pricing available upon request, as noted in the StockTitan coverage. The integration is expected to gain traction within the next few quarters, with customer pilot announcements and system certifications anticipated at the OCP Global Summit.