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The glaring headline in a ComputerWeekly.com post is that “Nearly a quarter of tech firms do not security check their products.” The paper’s security editor, Warwick Ashford, wrote that nearly a quarter of organizations polled do not run security checks on products, and nearly a third admitted to shipping products with known security vulnerabilities. Ashford’s […]
Hacking a Tesla The past few weeks have been a busy time for white hat hackers demonstrating cyber-security vulnerabilities in connected vehicles. Firstly, Keen Labs researchers published a report that details how to hack a Tesla Model S by remotely controlling the steering wheel with a gamepad. “When the car is parked, we can take […]
First quarter revenue and billings in line with expectations; GAAP revenue of $48.4 million, with royalty revenue of $24.8 million and licensing billings of $75.4 million $28.8 million in cash provided by operating activities DDR4 server DIMM chipset revenue up nearly 40% year-over-year, fueled by continued market share growth Record revenue for IP Cores business; […]
Ben Levine, Senior Director of Product Marketing at Rambus, recently sat down with Sanjay Gangal of EDA Café to discuss IoT security and cryptography. According to Levine, security should be embedded in every chip. More specifically, says Levine, a separate hardware-based security core can help protect both the SoC itself and the system it powers. […]
Not since the inventions of the silicon transistor and integrated circuit (IC) have chipmakers found themselves in a quandary like the one they’re currently experiencing. That’s the essence of Michael Cobb’s article in TechTarget.com/SearchSecurity. His lead paragraph says it all: “Functionality versus security, ease of use versus security and performance versus security: These are the […]
The burning question in some security scientists’ minds these days is: “Will post-quantum cryptographic algorithms be necessary in the future?” Hanno Böck writes in the TechTarget.com/SearchSecurity site that cryptographers are today looking for these new algorithms, called post-quantum cryptography. So, you ask, what the heck is that? Few people know about this according to this […]
by Steven Woo Neural networks (NNs) span a wide range of topologies and sizes. Some neural networks are relatively simple and have only two or three layers of neurons, while so-called deep neural networks may comprise 100+ layers of neurons. In addition, the layers can be extremely wide – with hundreds to thousands of neurons […]
Ken Dyer, Director, Engineering Architecture, is the author of a 112G Long Reach (LR) SerDes PHY article in eeweb.com/EE Times network. The 112G is coming on to the market to comply with growing demands for greater bandwidth for next generation data centers as well as for advanced applications like artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, […]
Introduction This Privacy Policy applies to personal data collected, processed and stored by Ecebs Limited in connection with the use of the mobile application the Smart Ticket Checker (“Service”). The Service allows an end user (“end user” or “you”) to use an Android device to read the smart tickets from an ITSO smart card by […]
Rambus has officially announced the 112G Long Reach (LR) SerDes PHY. Hemant Dhulla, VP and GM of IP Cores, said, “By leveraging leading 7nm process technology, Rambus is enabling the next generation of communications and data center applications.” He further stated, “We’re excited to continue to expand our IP portfolio and deliver our customers top-of-the-line performance […]
