Intel to put security on a chip
...technology that would better safeguard data from hackers and viruses. Code-named
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...technology that would better safeguard data from hackers and viruses. Code-named
Intel will release its "
...chipset — includes the Trusted Execution Technology feature, known under its code name
...what gave birth to AMT [Active Management Technology, for remotely controlling desktops],
...enhanced speed step to help power up and down the processor cycles;
...open source developers have been keeping an uneasy eye on Intel's
...similar. The larger rival has already announced an advanced security technology called
...technologies such as 64-bit functionality, HyperThreading and a security technology called
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2 February, 2004 by Rupert Goodwins...Generation Secure Computing Base (NGSCB, formerly known as Palladium) and Intel's
...with persistent stories that a similar introduction plan is intended for the
...also reaffirmed Intel's commitment to trusted computing and digital rights management.
A good BIOS replacement such as EFI is going to be necessary, and it should be capable of surviving the next twenty years just as the old technology has survived the last Read more
26 February, 2003 by Rupert Goodwins
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