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Chipmakers: In the Horns of a Dilemma
Not since the inventions of the silicon transistor and integrated circuit (IC) have chipmakers found themselves in a quandary like
Is Post-Quantum Cryptography Necessary?
The burning question in some security scientists’ minds these days is: “Will post-quantum cryptographic algorithms be necessary in the future?”
Training Neural Networks
by Steven Woo Neural networks (NNs) span a wide range of topologies and sizes. Some neural networks are relatively simple
Rambus 112G SerDes PHY Article in eeweb.com/EE Times
Ken Dyer, Director, Engineering Architecture, is the author of a 112G Long Reach (LR) SerDes PHYarticle in eeweb.com/EE Times network.
112G LR SerDes PHY Ready for Next-Gen Networking Gear
Rambus has officially announced the 112G Long Reach (LR) SerDes PHY. Hemant Dhulla, VP and GM of IP Cores, said, “By
What is network tokenization?
Andre Stoorvogel, Director, Product Marketing, Rambus Payments We are seeing an unprecedented shift in consumer spending habits. One in five
Digital Trends highlights Rambus CryptoManager Root of Trust
Jon Martindale of Digital Trendsrecently sat down with Ben Levine, Rambus’ senior director of product management, to discuss the ever-growing
Fault Injection Attacks PlayStation Vita’s SoC
Security researcher Yifan Lu recently published a detailed paper that examines how voltage glitching causes critical timing violations in CMOS
Fault Injection Attacks: Bart Stevens Explains In eeweb.com/EE Times Article
We’ve all heard about micro-architectural vulnerabilities, Meltdown, Spectre, and Foreshadow. Volumes have been written about them in the trade and
Securing Crypto Assets on the Blockchain
By Andre Stoorvogel, Director of Product Marketing, Rambus Payments The rapid expansion of the cryptocurrency ecosystem demonstrates the power of
Do You Know Your CVEs?
Do you know what CVEs are? Unless you’re linked up with security or cryptographic groupies, you probably don’t. Virtually everyone
From Multilayer Perceptrons to GANs
Written by Steven Woo In our previous blog post,we discussed the history of neural networks (NNs) and machine learning (ML).
Reduced-Precision Computation for Neural Network Training
In our previous blog post, we discussed the process of training neural networks (NN) and briefly touched on NN training
Understanding ML and ANN memory requirements
Written by Steven Woo Artificial Neural Networks First proposed in 1944 by Warren McCullough and Walter Pitts, an artificial neural
Paul Kocher Awarded 2019 Marconi Prize
Every year, The Marconi Society recognizes those individuals who have made a significant contribution to the advancement of communications for
GDDR6 Crosstalk Article – Rambus
Director of Signal Integrity Engineering at Rambus, Shawn Nikoukary, recently published a piece in eeweb.com/EE Times about crosstalk (xtalk) as
EE Times Article Series Touts RISC-V
Rich Quinnell, veteran semiconductor industry reporter, has written an EE Times article with the headline, RISC-V on the Verge of
Uber eyes an AI future
Rick Merritt of the EE Times recently reported that Uber is using banks of Nvidia GPUs for deep learning applications. The
Mobile World Congress 2019: A payments perspective
Andre Stoorvogel, Director, Product Marketing, Rambus Payments For anyone attending Mobile World Congress last week, they have no doubt gone
You must embrace, threats from cyberspace, to your card-on-file database
You must embrace, threats from cyberspace, to your card-on-file database By Andre Stoorvogel, Rambus It is hard not to become
IDC White Paper Lays Out Future of Memories and Interfaces
A recently published IDC white paper calls attention to the growing significance of chip connectivity. Entitled, “Hidden Signals: The Memories