The Dyber QUAC 100 (Quantum-Resistant Universal Accelerator Card) is a PCIe Gen5 x16 hardware accelerator that integrates NIST-standardized post-quantum cryptographic acceleration, a FIPS 140-3 Level 3 hardware security module, and quantum random number generation in a single device. The QUAC 100 delivers 43× faster ML-KEM operations than software-only implementations with sub-microsecond latency.
Current firmware and driver versions, new features, performance improvements, and known issues for the QUAC 100 platform.
BrowseStep-by-step hardware installation, driver setup, firmware verification, and initial configuration for the QUAC 100 accelerator card.
BrowseComplete hardware reference including four-chip XCZU7EV architecture, PCIe Gen5 x16 interface, power distribution, thermal design, and mechanical specifications.
BrowseProgramming guide for QUAC 100 integration including QuantaCore SDK usage, OpenSSL 3.x provider setup, PKCS#11 configuration, and multi-tenant deployment patterns.
BrowseComplete API documentation for C/C++, Rust, Python, Go, and Java bindings. Includes PKCS#11, OpenSSL 3.x provider, and native QuantaCore API.
BrowseDiagnostic procedures, error code reference, LED status indicators, driver compatibility matrix, and common issue resolution for QUAC 100 deployments.
BrowseSecure firmware update procedures with dual-partition failover, rollback protection via hardware monotonic counters, and version compatibility matrix.
BrowseFIPS 140-3 Level 3 security policy, cryptographic boundary definition, side-channel countermeasures, key management procedures, and compliance documentation.
BrowseGet running in 15 minutes — hardware installation, driver setup, and your first ML-KEM key exchange operation with code examples in C and Python.
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