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Defining smart cities The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) defines smart cities as urban centers that integrate cyber-physical technologies and infrastructure to create environmental and economic efficiency while improving the overall quality of life. To accomplish this, smart cities gather and analyze data from IoT devices and sensors embedded in roadways, power grids, buildings […]
From 4G to 5G The current 4G cellular networks that drive our computers, tablets and smartphones are poised for a major upgrade as we approach 5G. To understand where we’re going with 5G, we need to know where we’ve been. In the 1990s, cellular and data networks had anemic connection speeds and computing power, at […]
Semiconductor Engineering’s Anna Steffora Mutschler has written an article about how peak power poses a serious design challenge for chips, electronic systems and data centers. Issues related to peak power, says Mutschler, have become more significant as process nodes shrink. This is because the dielectrics and wires are thinner – while the margins for noise […]
We believe that the driving force behind mobile adoption is consumer experience. The Rambus Unified Payment Platform enables merchants to integrate multiple forms of interactions with consumers to create a robust and powerful user experience. What is the Rambus Unified Payment Platform? The Rambus Unified Payment Platform is a comprehensive solution for retailers, merchant acquirers and […]
Earlier this month, Rambus Sr. Director of Security Products Asaf Ashkenazi wrote an article for Semiconductor Engineering that discusses the importance of securing smart homes. As Ashkenazi notes, OEMs are inadvertently creating major security risks in their rush to market by shipping smart home products with inadequate security and un-patched vulnerabilities. In fact, an estimated […]
The personalization of mobile wallets According to Rambus CMO Jerome Nadel, mobile wallets of the future will be personalized and contextually integrated to intelligently interact with retailers. One such example, says Nadel, is the concept of beacons automatically activating a digital wallet when shoppers enter a particular store. “The wallet will provide shoppers with relevant […]
In many cases, the cost of a DDR4 memory kit is twice what it was a year ago, but if it comes as any consolation, at least the market isn’t standing pat. Rambus, a company that is known equally well for developing memory technologies as it is for suing other firms over the use of […]
Specialist memory company Rambus has announced a fully functional DDR5 DIMM (dual in-line memory module) prototype. It claims to have achieved an industry first with its DIMM “capable of achieving the speeds required for the upcoming DDR5 standard”.
Rambus Inc. has announced functional silicon of a double data rate (DDR) server DIMM (dual inline memory module) buffer chipset prototype for the next-generation DDR5 memory technology. This represents a key milestone for Rambus as the industry’s first silicon-proven memory buffer chip prototype capable of achieving the speeds required for the upcoming DDR5 standard.
Rambus security researchers have successfully conducted a side-channel assisted cryptanalysis attack against QcBits, a code-based public key algorithm based on a problem thought to be resistant to quantum computer attacks. QcBits – pronounced “quick-bits” – is a variant of the McEliece public-key cryptosystem based on quasi-cyclic (QC) moderate density parity check (MDPC) codes. According to […]
