"At the heart of our implementation of Titan M are two broader 
trends: transparency and building a platform for future innovation. 


Transparency around every step of the design process — from logic gates 
to boot code to the applications — gives us confidence in the defenses 
we're providing for our users. We know what's inside, how it got there, 
how it works, and who can make changes. 


Custom hardware allows us to provide new features, capabilities, and 
performance not readily available in off-the-shelf components. These 
changes allow higher assurance use cases like two-factor authentication,
 medical device control, P2P payments, and others that we will help 
develop down the road."