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Hardware Security Threat Rising
https://semiengineering.com/hardware-security-risks-grow/#new_tabMartin Scott, senior vice president and CTO of Rambus, sat down with Semiconductor Engineering to talk about an increasing problem with security, what’s driving it, and why hardware is now part of the growing attack surface. What follows are excerpts of that conversation.
ScotRail launches smart mobile ticketing
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-45008047#new_tabScotRail has announced the launch of a mobile ticketing pilot allowing customers to buy, store and use tickets directly from their smartphone.
ScotRail to trial smartphone tickets for trains
http://www.centralfm.co.uk/2018/07/30/scotrail-to-trial-smartphone-tickets-for-trains/#new_tabTrain passengers on Scotland’s railways will soon be able to scan their way through ticket barriers, instead of printing off paper tickets. ScotRail is launching a new digital system which allows tickets to be bought online and downloaded on to smartphones.
ScotRail Announces Pilot for Mobile Ticket App
https://digit.fyi/scotrail-mobile-ticket-pilot/#new_tabScotRail has announced a pilot scheme for a new mobile ticketing app that could streamline rail travel across Scotland.
ScotRail pioneers smart mobile ticketing
https://www.railbusinessdaily.com/scotrail-pioneers-smart-mobile-ticketing/#new_tabScotRail has today (Tuesday 31st July) announced the launch of an innovative mobile ticketing pilot. Rail customers in Scotland will soon be able to buy, store and use tickets directly from their smartphone using a pioneering mobile ticketing app. Developed by technology specialists, Rambus Inc, the new all-in-one solution is built into ScotRail’s existing app […]
ScotRail to introduce Rambus’ mobile ticketing solution
https://www.railway-technology.com/news/scotrail-introduce-rambus-mobile-ticketing-solution/#new_tabScotland’s national rail operator ScotRail is to introduce Rambus’ mobile ticketing solution as part of a pilot scheme to support hassle-free travel. ScotRail customers will be able to use the all-in-one solution, HCE Ticket Wallet Service, to buy and download tickets with their smartphone.
ScotRail launches pioneering smart mobile ticketing application
https://www.globalrailwayreview.com/news/71921/scotrail-mobile-ticketing/#new_tabScotRail has announced the launch of an innovative mobile ticketing pilot which will enable rail customers in Scotland to buy, store and travel with tickets directly on their smartphone using a pioneering mobile ticketing app. Developed by Rambus Inc, the new all-in-one solution is built into ScotRail’s existing app and enables customers to skip the […]
Rambus Reports Second Quarter 2018 Financial Results
https://www.rambus.com/second-quarter-2018-financial-results/Second quarter GAAP revenue of $56.5 million; revenue under ASC 605 would have been $98.8 million, in line with expectations Second quarter GAAP royalty revenue of $30.1 million, royalty revenue under ASC 605 would have been $73.6 million and licensing billings of $73.2 million Record number of licensing deals closed in Q2, including IBM and […]
ScotRail launches smart mobile ticketing
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-45008047#new_tabScotRail has announced the launch of a mobile ticketing pilot allowing customers to buy, store and use tickets directly from their smartphone. Using near-field communication (NFC), customers will be able to tap through ticket gates using their phone.
Why ScotRail passengers may no longer have to wait in line for a train ticket
http://www.thenational.scot/news/16386151.why-scotrail-passengers-may-no-longer-have-to-wait-in-line-for-a-train-ticket/#new_tabSCOTRAIL is introducing a new online ticketing system, allowing passengers to download tickets on to their smartphones. The system will be built into ScotRail’s existing app, with popular single and return tickets the first to be made available in a pilot project.
