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Our planes are now ‘big flying mobile devices’ and top hacking targets
https://www.zdnet.com/article/planes-as-big-flying-mobile-devices-are-top-targets-for-hackers/#new_tabA rapid increase in the power and scale of cyberattacks has affected industries worldwide and the aviation sector is no exception. We’ve begun to skim the top of what a successful cyberattack against a player in the aviation industry can achieve. In 2015, for example, LOT was forced to cancel 10 flights and delay over […]
2017 – Introducing Mobile Payments 2.0
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/2017-introducing-mobile-payments-2-0/Difficult Second Album, Sophomore Slump, Second Year Blues – it’s not easy maintaining success. Happily, following its breakout year in 2015, the mobile payments industry has seen continued innovation and growth in 2016. So, as we approach the end of the year, what are the key trends and technologies that will shape the industry into […]
The digital evolution of the retail experience
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/the-digital-evolution-of-the-retail-experience-2/Craig Guillot of Samsung’s Insights recently noted that millennial shopping habits have prompted retailers to adapt with the creation of more personalized, seamless experiences fueled by technology. Indeed, over 85 percent of U.S. millennials own a smartphone and are increasingly using their devices to browse and research products, order online, pick up in-store and pay […]
FPGAs are shaping the computing platforms of the future
https://www.rambusblog.com/2016/12/12/fpgas-are-shaping-the-computing-platforms-of-the-future/#new_tabSteven Woo, VP of Systems and Solutions at Rambus, recently penned an article for Semiconductor Engineering about how FPGAs are helping to shape the computing platforms of the future. As Woo notes, Moore’s Law, which helped fuel a relentless progression in computing performance, has been an important semiconductor industry mainstay for decades. However, Moore’s Law […]
FPGAs are shaping the computing platforms of the future
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/fpgas-are-shaping-the-computing-platforms-of-the-future-2/Steven Woo, VP of Systems and Solutions at Rambus, recently penned an article for Semiconductor Engineering about how FPGAs are helping to shape the computing platforms of the future. As Woo notes, Moore’s Law, which helped fuel a relentless progression in computing performance, has been an important semiconductor industry mainstay for decades. However, Moore’s Law […]
How we can deliver the Transport Secretary’s vision for smart ticketing
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/how-we-can-deliver-the-transport-secretarys-vision-for-smart-ticketing/How we can deliver the Transport Secretary’s vision for smart ticketing Like many in the transport ticketing arena, we welcome the engaged and strong approach Chris Grayling, UK Government Transport Secretary, is taking to smart ticketing. His vision of a joined-up ticketing network encourages the transport community to look beyond immediate and local needs, and […]
Amazon eyes a new shopping paradigm with Go
https://www.rambusblog.com/2016/12/08/amazon-eyes-a-new-shopping-paradigm-with-go/#new_tabAmazon is currently beta testing a new type of brick-and-mortar store that replaces the traditional checkout lines and registers with a Just Walk Out Shopping experience. Shoppers simply load up the Amazon Go app upon entering the store, take the products they want and go. “Our checkout-free shopping experience is made possible by the same […]
Amazon eyes a new shopping paradigm with Go
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/amazon-eyes-a-new-shopping-paradigm-with-go-2/Amazon is currently beta testing a new type of brick-and-mortar store that replaces the traditional checkout lines and registers with a Just Walk Out Shopping experience. Shoppers simply load up the Amazon Go app upon entering the store, take the products they want and go. “Our checkout-free shopping experience is made possible by the same […]
Smart sensors go lensless for smart cities
https://www.rambusblog.com/2016/12/07/smart-sensors-go-lensless-for-smart-cities/#new_tabGale Morrison of Semiconductor Engineering recently penned an article about the various challenges associated with building smart cities of the future. As Morrison notes, governments around the globe are beginning to tap into a world of connected devices and sensors for reasons ranging from cheaper lighting to less traffic, lower crime and improved air quality.
Smart sensors go lensless for smart cities
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/smart-sensors-go-lensless-for-smart-cities-2/Gale Morrison of Semiconductor Engineering recently penned an article about the various challenges associated with building smart cities of the future. As Morrison notes, governments around the globe are beginning to tap into a world of connected devices and sensors for reasons ranging from cheaper lighting to less traffic, lower crime and improved air quality. […]
