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A holistic view of automotive security with FASTR and Rambus
Infographic: Opportunities for Research & Innovation The Future of Automotive Security Technology Research (FASTR) recently published an infographic that highlights
Rambus delivers high-speed SerDes solutions on GLOBALFOUNDRIES FX-14 ASIC platform
Rambus’ silicon-proven, high-speed SerDes solutions Rambus is now offering a suite of silicon-proven, high-speed SerDes solutions developed for the GLOBALFOUNDRIES
How a Silicon Valley company taught me the importance of culture fit
Written by Riju Pareek During my first year in the Crosby MBA program at the University of Missouri, I actively
The case for cold DRAM in the data center
Cryogenic, superconducting digital processors offer the promise of significantly reduced operating power for server-class computing systems. This is due to
IoT adoption outpaces security as cyber threats mount
The Internet Society (ISOC) has published a detailed report that highlights the “pressing need” for IoT security. According to the
The challenge of securing smart homes
Understanding smart homes Although there is little consensus regarding a specific definition, the “Internet of Things” generally refers to the
The challenge of securing smart cities
Defining smart cities The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) defines smart cities as urban centers that integrate cyber-physical technologies
Living on the edge with 5G and fog computing
From 4G to 5G The current 4G cellular networks that drive our computers, tablets and smartphones are poised for a
Understanding peak power limitations in the data center
Semiconductor Engineering’s Anna Steffora Mutschler has written an article about how peak power poses a serious design challenge for chips,
The importance of securing smart homes
Earlier this month, Rambus Sr. Director of Security Products Asaf Ashkenazi wrote an article for Semiconductor Engineering that discusses the
Rambus cracks post-quantum ‘QcBits’ cipher with side-channel power analysis
Rambus security researchers have successfully conducted a side-channel assisted cryptanalysis attack against QcBits, a code-based public key algorithm based on
EE Times says DDR5 is running in Rambus’ labs
Rick Merritt of the EE Times reports that Rambus has working silicon in its labs for DDR5, which the journalist
Rambus highlights HBM2 PHY collaboration at GLOBALFOUNDRIES Technology Conference
HBM2 PHY We are showcasing our HBM2 PHY at the GLOBALFOUNDRIES Technology Conference at the Hyatt Regency Santa Clara (table
Next-gen server DIMM buffer chipset targets DDR5 memory
Rambus has announced functional silicon of a double data rate (DDR) server DIMM (dual inline memory module) buffer chipset prototype
The challenges of IP reuse
Semiconductor Engineering’s Ed Sperling recently penned an article about the challenges of IP reuse. The basic business proposition for third-party
Rambus showcases IoT security, mobile payments and smart ticketing @ MWCA 2017
We will be showcasing our IoT security, mobile payment and smart ticketing solutions at Mobile World Congress Americas (MWCA 2017)
Understanding the growing threat of medical cyberattacks
Depending on what you read or who you talk to, medical devices, along with hospital networks, fall into two categories:
5G connections to hit 1.4 billion by 2025
Juniper Research analysts are forecasting 1.4 billion 5G connections by 2025, an increase from just 1 million – upon commercial
TEMPEST side-channel attacks recover AES-256 encryption keys
In a recently published paper, security researchers built a miniature system capable of covertly recovering encryption keys using side-channel analysis.
Part 2: When design thinking is CMO thinking
Earlier this month, Rambus CMO Jerome Nadel appeared on the “Renegade Thinkers Unite” podcast hosted by Drew Neisser to discuss
Part 1: When design thinking is CMO thinking
Rambus CMO Jerome Nadel recently appeared on the “Renegade Thinkers Unite” podcast hosted by Drew Neisser to discuss the importance