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Thales e-Security’s Countermeasure Validation Certification
Side-channel analysis, and specifically Differential Power Analysis (DPA), can be used as an attack, statistically
The importance of a hardware root-of-trust in an anti-counterfeiting IC
Scott Best, a technical director at Rambus Security, has written an article for Semiconductor Engineering about the
An introduction to side-channel attacks
The rapid growth of connected devices and the sensitive data they generate poses a significant
Rambus at the Samsung Foundry Forum
In 2005, Samsung launched its Foundry business to provide leading-edge technology to the broader market.
NIST eyes lightweight cryptography to protect small electronics
Small devices, comprehensive protection Cryptography experts at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
Machine learning in scientific fields
As machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more sophisticated and advanced, there are more
Understanding HBM design challenges
HBM2 @ 256GB/s As Semiconductor Engineering’s Ann Steffora Mutschler observes, high-bandwidth memory (HBM) enables lower
Blockchain Royale: How hype and buzzwords aren’t doing blockchain favors
Ever since the sharp rise of cryptocurrencies, most notably with Bitcoin exceeding $10,000 dollars in
Introducing the Rambus CryptoManager Root of Trust (CMRT)
Taking a closer look: The Rambus CMRT The recent Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities illustrate the
Buying in Korea with crypto
South Korea has an interesting relationship with cryptocurrency, a relationship that could be best likened
Designing automotive memory
Semiconductor Engineering’s Ann Steffora Mutschler recently penned an article about memory design. As Mutschler notes,
Machine learning, blockchain and the IoT
It is increasingly harder to speak of the future of technology without mentioning the Internet
Ensuring reliability in aging chips
Ed Sperling of Semiconductor Engineering recently published an article that takes an in-depth look at the
How blockchain can help IoT security
A report from Gartner projects that IoT devices, excluding PCs, tablets, and smartphones, will reach
Mind the gap (in security): The UK’s IoT guidelines
As part of its ongoing, five-year 1.9 billion pound security initiative, the United Kingdom (UK)
Rambus licenses DPA countermeasures to Beijing Tongfang Microelectronics
Rambus has signed a patent license agreement with Beijing Tongfang Microelectronics Co., Ltd, a fabless
Rambus and IBM design hybrid memory system architectures
Higher capacity in server memory subsystems Rambus and the IBM Server Group (IBM SG) are
Let’s talk about securing the edge
Earlier this month, Jeff Dorsch of Semiconductor Engineering wrote an article about securing the network
The US SEC’s guidelines to IoT security
As discussed previously on Rambus Press, Internet of Things (IoT) devices typically have a number of
Detecting and analyzing side-channel vulnerabilities with TVLA
Bart Stevens, the senior director of sales for the EMEA region in Rambus’ Security Division
The US DoD’s approach to IoT security
The United States Department of Defense (DoD) has identified several Internet of Things (IoT) scenarios