Mathias Waldenburger

Title: Mathias Waldenburger and Flexible Hardware for Post-Quantum Cryptography

Introduction

Mathias Waldenburger is an inventor based in Munich, Germany, and works at Infineon Technologies AG. His patent work includes an adaptable hardware accelerator architecture designed to support post-quantum cryptography algorithms.

Latest Patents

Waldenburger is associated with 1 patent: “Self-provisioning and Flexible Hardware Accelerator Architecture.” The invention describes a hardware accelerator that adapts to multiple post-quantum cryptography algorithms by determining when memory should be re-provisioned to store the constants required for arithmetic computations. Rather than retaining constants for every supported algorithm at once, the architecture stores one set at a time and provides enough memory for the largest set. This approach can reduce the memory capacity needed to support different algorithms.

Career Highlights

Waldenburger’s listed invention addresses a hardware design challenge in post-quantum cryptography: supporting multiple algorithms while managing the storage of their computational constants efficiently. His work is associated with Infineon Technologies AG.

Collaborations

The provided information names Alexander Zeh and Manuela Meier as Waldenburger’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Mathias Waldenburger’s patent describes a flexible accelerator architecture that manages memory efficiently while supporting multiple post-quantum cryptography algorithms.