•Amazon Web Services has introduced Cachee, an in-process cache engine achieving consistent 31-nanosecond read times for post-quantum cryptographic keys.
•Built in Rust, Cachee handles data ranging from 64-byte tokens to 49KB SLH-DSA signatures and even 1MB video posters, overcoming network latency issues of traditional caches.
•This innovation is critical as post-quantum keys like ML-KEM-1024 are 10-100 times larger than current ECDH keys, posing significant performance challenges.
•Amazon Web Services has introduced Cachee, an in-process cache engine achieving consistent 31-nanosecond read times for post-quantum cryptographic keys.
•Built in Rust, Cachee handles data ranging from 64-byte tokens to 49KB SLH-DSA signatures and even 1MB video posters, overcoming network latency issues of traditional caches.
•This innovation is critical as post-quantum keys like ML-KEM-1024 are 10-100 times larger than current ECDH keys, posing significant performance challenges.
