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https://www.rambus.com/emerging-solutions/Inspired by the innovative thinking at the heart of Rambus Labs, we translate extraordinary theory into everyday practice, imagining exciting new ways to interpret and reimagine the world of data around us.
On-Chip Noise Monitor
https://www.rambus.com/interface-ip/on-chip-noise-monitor/On-chip Noise Monitor Contact Us Our On-chip Power Supply Noise Monitor is a compact IP block designed to give SoC designers a better understanding of the effects of power supply noise on circuit performance, and ultimately, improve the chip quality and reduce time-to-market. It is embedded directly into the SoC and accurately measuring power supply […]
LPDDR3 DRAM
https://www.rambus.com/interface-ip/ddrn-phys/lpddr3-dram/Memory + Interfaces LPDDR3 DRAM Bringing next-generation, low-power performance to the market today, our R+ LPDDR3 DRAM improves power consumption and performance in smartphones and tablets while maintaining compatibility with existing LPDDR3 and LPDDR3e specifications. When paired with the R+ LPDDR3 PHY, the DRAM supports data rates of up to 2133 Mbps, while providing an […]
LPDDR3 PHY
https://www.rambus.com/interface-ip/ddrn-phys/lpddr3-phy/Memory + Interfaces LPDDR3 PHY Fully compliant with LPDDR2 and LPDDR3, our LPDDR3 PHY is part of a complete memory solution designed to meet the demands of the latest generation of mobile devices. When combined with LPDDR3 DRAM, the LPDDR3 memory solution reduces memory system power by up to 25% and supports data rates up […]
How to choose the right smart card
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/how-to-choose-the-right-smart-card/Consider what the smart card will be used for… Some smart cards are suited to certain applications such as access, payment or transport ticketing. How much data needs to be stored on the card? Different types of smart card can hold different amounts of data; choose from memory only cards or micro-processor cards. Is the […]
What is Payment Tokenization?
https://www.rambus.com/what-is-payment-tokenization/Traditionally when a card or mobile payment is made, the card number passes through various points in the authorization process. This increases the risk of fraud because this data can be intercepted at multiple points. To counter this, an increasing amount of payment card issuers use a technology called tokenization. This stores the original number in […]
Will authentication evolve beyond the basics?
https://www.rambusblog.com/2015/02/12/will-authentication-evolve-beyond-the-basics/#new_tabWriting for The Guardian, journalist Andy Meek questions if increasing cyber attacks ultimately mean the end of username and password security. “The username and password has long been the basic set of authentication credentials that grants access into computer and web-based systems and networks,” he explains.
Will authentication evolve beyond the basics?
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/will-authentication-evolve-beyond-the-basics-2/Writing for The Guardian, journalist Andy Meek questions if increasing cyber attacks ultimately mean the end of username and password security. “The username and password has long been the basic set of authentication credentials that grants access into computer and web-based systems and networks,” he explains. “But in light of recent data breaches, at least […]
R+ DDR4/3 PHY developed on Samsung’s 28nm LPP process
https://www.rambusblog.com/2015/02/11/r-ddr43-phy-developed-on-samsungs-28nm-lpp-process/#new_tabRambus has officially confirmed that its R+™ DDR4/3 PHY was developed using Samsung’s 28nm LPP process. “Our ongoing collaboration with Samsung has yielded a robust, production-ready R+ DDR4/3 PHY on the power-performance optimized 28nm Low Power Plus (LPP) process,” Loren Shalinsky, a Strategic Development Director at Rambus, explained.
R+ DDR4/3 PHY developed on Samsung’s 28nm LPP process
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/r-ddr43-phy-developed-on-samsungs-28nm-lpp-process-2/Rambus has officially confirmed that its R+™ DDR4/3 PHY was developed using Samsung’s 28nm LPP process. “Our ongoing collaboration with Samsung has yielded a robust, production-ready R+ DDR4/3 PHY on the power-performance optimized 28nm Low Power Plus (LPP) process,” Loren Shalinsky, a Strategic Development Director at Rambus, explained. “The Rambus design has been characterized at […]
