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Bell ID First to be Certified for Cloud Mobile Payments by Three of the Largest Payment Schemes
https://www.rambus.com/bell-id-first-to-be-certified-for-cloud-mobile-payments-by-three-largest-payment-schemes/Mobile payments specialist, Bell ID, today announces that its host card emulation (HCE) mobile solution has been certified by three of the largest global payments schemes. Bell ID is the first vendor to receive approval from three schemes for its HCE platform, offering its customers the broadest range of options available on the market today. […]
Moore’s Law: From 16 kB to 16GB
https://www.rambusblog.com/2015/09/29/mid-moores-law-from-16-kb-to-16gb/#new_tabJames Sanders of TechRepublic has confirmed that 16 GB SO-DIMM modules are now starting to become generally available from multiple vendors. “[This] eases RAM constraints in devices that have a limited number of slots for RAM modules,” he explained.
Moore’s Law: From 16 kB to 16GB
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/mid-moores-law-from-16-kb-to-16gb/James Sanders of TechRepublic has confirmed that 16 GB SO-DIMM modules are now starting to become generally available from multiple vendors. “[This] eases RAM constraints in devices that have a limited number of slots for RAM modules,” he explained. “However, due to hardware limitations, these RAM modules do not work with all systems that are […]
White House eyes sensors for smart cities
https://www.rambusblog.com/2015/09/28/csi-white-house-eyes-sensors-for-smart-cities/#new_tabWriting for The Verge, Jacob Kastrenakes reports that the White House has allocated $160 million to create smart cities. “[These] cities are wired up with sensors that can relay data back to local organizations, companies and governments so that they can identify issues and more quickly respond to changes,” he explained.
White House eyes sensors for smart cities
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/csi-white-house-eyes-sensors-for-smart-cities/Writing for The Verge, Jacob Kastrenakes reports that the White House has allocated $160 million to create smart cities. “[These] cities are wired up with sensors that can relay data back to local organizations, companies and governments so that they can identify issues and more quickly respond to changes,” he explained. “The initiative is pretty […]
Minding the memory gap
https://www.rambusblog.com/2015/09/24/minding-the-memory-gap/#new_tabMark LaPedus of Semiconductor Engineering recently reported that memory chips and storage devices are struggling to keep pace with the growing demands of data processing. “To solve the problem, chipmakers have been working on several next-generation memory types. [However], most technologies have been delayed or fallen short of their promises,” he explained.
Minding the memory gap
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/minding-the-memory-gap-2/Mark LaPedus of Semiconductor Engineering recently reported that memory chips and storage devices are struggling to keep pace with the growing demands of data processing. “To solve the problem, chipmakers have been working on several next-generation memory types. [However], most technologies have been delayed or fallen short of their promises,” he explained. “But after numerous delays, […]
Evolving differential power analysis targets SIM cards
https://www.rambusblog.com/2015/09/23/security-evolving-differential-power-analysis-targets-sim-cards/#new_tabErnest Worthman of Semiconductor Engineering recently noted that differential power analysis (DPA) has been a threat vector on the chip landscape for a number of years. “[DPA] was discovered around the mid 1990s by the teams at Rambus’ Cryptography Research Division,” he explained. “It turned out to be a very effective tool for compromising the […]
Evolving differential power analysis targets SIM cards
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/security-evolving-differential-power-analysis-targets-sim-cards/Ernest Worthman of Semiconductor Engineering recently noted that differential power analysis (DPA) has been a threat vector on the chip landscape for a number of years. “[DPA] was discovered around the mid 1990s by the teams at Rambus’ Cryptography Research Division,” he explained. “It turned out to be a very effective tool for compromising the […]
Winbond licenses DPA countermeasures from Rambus Cryptography Research
https://www.rambusblog.com/2015/09/22/winbond-licenses-dpa-countermeasures-from-rambus-cryptography-research/#new_tabWinbond Electronics has licensed differential power analysis (DPA) countermeasures from Rambus’ Cryptography Research division. By implementing DPA countermeasures in flash memory components, Winbond will ensure the data integrity of products that run applications requiring a high level of security – including mobile payments, premium content, automotive and the Internet of Things (IoT).
