Akshay Kadam

Title: Akshay Kadam and Accelerator Security

Introduction

Akshay Kadam is an inventor based in Bengaluru, India, and is associated with Intel Corporation. His patent work addresses security for accelerator computing, particularly the protection of workloads and data used in multi-tenant environments.

Latest Patents

Kadam is associated with 1 patent: “Multi-tenancy protection for accelerators.” The invention describes an accelerator with a memory, a compute zone, and a processor subsystem. The subsystem performs a cryptographic key exchange with a tenant application running in a virtual machine on a host system, derives a session key, and programs that key into the compute zone. The compute zone then uses the key to decrypt an encrypted workload and data stream before executing the workload and producing metadata.

Career Highlights

Kadam’s patent reflects work on securing accelerator resources shared across tenants. By using cryptographic key exchange and a session key tied to the compute zone, the described system aims to protect workloads and data during processing.

Collaborations

Kadam’s listed coworkers include Sivakumar B and Lawrence Booth, Jr. His association with Intel Corporation places this invention within the company’s work on computing technologies.

Conclusion

Akshay Kadam’s patent focuses on protecting encrypted workloads and data streams in multi-tenant accelerator systems, highlighting the role of cryptographic safeguards in shared computing environments.