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ASUS AS236414 TPM-SPI 14-1pin NPCT750 TPM 2.0 server accessory

SKU CH-BP4W-T9E7V MPN AS236414

Adds TPM 2.0 security via 14-pin SPI header using Nuvoton NPCT750 controller

  • TPM 2.0 secures server boot and encryption
  • 14-pin SPI header fits compatible ASUS server boards
  • Nuvoton NPCT750 controller provides dedicated cryptographic processing
  • ASUS AS236414 module adds hardware root of trust

ASUS TPM-SPI 14-1pin Module

The ASUS AS236414 is a discrete TPM 2.0 security module built around the Nuvoton NPCT750 controller. It connects via a 14-pin SPI header on compatible server mainboards to provide hardware-based cryptographic key storage and platform integrity measurement.

Suits administrators adding TPM 2.0 to supported

Not for systems lacking a 14-pin SPI TPM header or those requiring a different firmware interface. Buyers needing a TPM for consumer desktop mainboards or laptops should verify header compatibility before purchase.

Highlights

  • TPM 2.0 secures server boot and encryption
  • 14-pin SPI header fits compatible ASUS server boards
  • Nuvoton NPCT750 controller provides dedicated cryptographic processing
  • ASUS AS236414 module adds hardware root of trust

Specifications

BrandASUS
ModelTPM-SPI
Shipping weight2.27 kg
Package size251 × 191 × 160 mm

Questions about this item

Does my server motherboard need a 14-pin SPI header to install this TPM-SPI module?

Yes, the module connects through a 14-pin SPI interface on the motherboard, so that header must be present.

Will the NPCT750 TPM 2.0 module work if my platform still runs a TPM 1.2 firmware stack?

The module implements the TPM 2.0 specification; the platform firmware must support TPM 2.0 to use it.

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