Axiado Corporation has announced a collaboration with Arm to integrate its Data Center Secure Control Module (DC-SCM) cards into the Arm AGI CPU server platform. The integration combines hardware-anchored security, intelligent platform management, and AI-assisted monitoring to address the operational and security requirements of next-generation data centers designed for agentic AI workloads. The companies are presenting the integration at the 2026 OCP Global Summit, October 12-15 at the San Jose Convention Center in California. The Arm AGI CPU is Arm's first data center processor and production silicon in its 35-year history. Based on Arm Neoverse cores, the platform supports agentic AI infrastructure, where autonomous AI systems require scalable computing resources and reliable server operation. As AI data centers expand, baseboard management controller (BMC) functionality and hardware root-of-trust mechanisms are becoming increasingly important for system availability, fleet management, and protection against firmware vulnerabilities, supply-chain threats, and runtime attacks. These functions operate independently of, or alongside, the host CPU to help secure and manage the server throughout its lifecycle. Axiado addresses these requirements with its Trusted Control/Compute Unit (TCU), which integrates BMC functionality, a hardware root of trust, and AI inference acceleration into a single chip. The architecture combines platform control and management with hardware-based security and on-chip AI processing, enabling security checks and intelligent monitoring from system power-on. This approach strengthens platform integrity while supporting real-time control and operational management. Under the collaboration, engineering teams from both companies are integrating Axiado's OCP-compliant DC-SCM cards , powered by the TCU, with the Arm AGI CPU server platform. The implementation uses established industry standards and protocols, including OpenBMC, the Open Compute Project's Data Center Secure Control Module (DC-SCM) specification, the Data Center Secure Control Interface (DC-SCI), and Redfish. Standards-based integration is intended to simplify deployment and interoperability, allowing the security and management subsystem to work within the Arm-based server architecture without requiring a proprietary platform-management framework. The combination provides a foundation for secure provisioning, system monitoring, and infrastructure management as AI deployments scale. Axiado is demonstrating the DC-SCM integration through a video presentation at booth A1 during the OCP Global Summit 2026 . The company also offers live demonstrations by appointment at its headquarters in San Jose, California. The post Axiado, Arm Integrate AI Security into AGI CPU Servers appeared first on Embedded .