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When memory and storage converge
https://www.rambusblog.com/2015/10/15/mid-when-memory-and-storage-converge/#new_tabEarlier this week, Rambus Chief Scientist Craig Hampel gave a keynote presentation at MemCon 2015 that explored the increasingly blurred lines between memory and storage. As Hampel notes, devices used as memory are typically volatile, byte addressable, directly writable, have deterministic latency and have an endurance greater than 1015 operations. In contrast, storage devices are […]
When memory and storage converge
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/mid-when-memory-and-storage-converge/Earlier this week, Rambus Chief Scientist Craig Hampel gave a keynote presentation at MemCon 2015 that explored the increasingly blurred lines between memory and storage. As Hampel notes, devices used as memory are typically volatile, byte addressable, directly writable, have deterministic latency and have an endurance greater than 1015 operations. In contrast, storage devices are […]
Extracting crypto keys from the Cloud
https://www.rambusblog.com/2015/10/14/extracting-crypto-keys-from-the-cloud/#new_tabA Worcester Polytechnic Institute research team has confirmed that it managed to successfully extract cryptographic keys from the Cloud. According to a recently published paper, the team built upon previous work by Ristenpart, who demonstrated the viability of co-location and provided the first concrete evidence of sensitive information leakage on a commercial cloud.
Extracting crypto keys from the Cloud
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/extracting-crypto-keys-from-the-cloud-2/A Worcester Polytechnic Institute research team has confirmed that it managed to successfully extract cryptographic keys from the Cloud. According to a recently published paper, the team built upon previous work by Ristenpart, who demonstrated the viability of co-location and provided the first concrete evidence of sensitive information leakage on a commercial cloud. “We show […]
Securing 2.5D and fan-outs
https://www.rambusblog.com/2015/10/13/security-securing-2-5d-and-fan-outs/#new_tabSemiconductor Engineering editor-in-chief Ed Sperling recently noted that the long-anticipated move to 2.5D and fan-outs raises a number of familiar questions about security.
Tokenization is a Virtual Reality at Money20/20!
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/tokenization-is-a-virtual-reality-at-money2020/Tokenization is a hot topic in the payments industry and is set to top the bill at Money20/20. Our VR demo immerses you in the tokenization process.
Securing 2.5D and fan-outs
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/security-securing-2-5d-and-fan-outs/Semiconductor Engineering editor-in-chief Ed Sperling recently noted that the long-anticipated move to 2.5D and fan-outs raises a number of familiar questions about security. “Will multiple chips combined in an advanced package be as secure as SoCs where everything is integrated on the same die? The answer isn’t a simple yes or no,” he opined. “Put […]
Understanding the changing hardware-software paradigm
https://www.rambusblog.com/2015/10/12/security-understanding-the-evolving-hardware-software-paradigm/#new_tabHardware-centric platforms and solutions were traditionally designed with minimal input from software engineers. As Brian Bailey ofSemiconductor Engineering recently noted, this approach worked when software content was negligible – and the practice did not significantly contribute to product delays.
Understanding the changing hardware-software paradigm
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/security-understanding-the-evolving-hardware-software-paradigm/Hardware-centric platforms and solutions were traditionally designed with minimal input from software engineers. As Brian Bailey of Semiconductor Engineering recently noted, this approach worked when software content was negligible – and the practice did not significantly contribute to product delays. “Over time, the software content grew and today it is generally accepted that software accounts […]
Lensless computational sensor clinches “Best Paper Award”
https://www.rambusblog.com/2015/10/08/csi-lensless-computational-sensor-clinches-best-paper-award/#new_tabThe International Academy, Research, and Industry Association (IARIA) recently presented the “Best Paper Award” to a team of Rambus researchers for their work on ultra-miniature, computationally efficient diffractive visual-bar-position sensors.
