Recent #Security news in the semiconductor industry

3 months ago

➀ Microsoft has sent out emails to remind Windows 10 users that support for the OS will end on October 14, 2025.

➁ After the end date, Windows 10 will no longer receive critical updates, making it more vulnerable to security threats.

➂ Users can pay $30 for an additional year of updates, but Windows 11 requires hardware upgrades for many systems.

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3 months ago

➀ Axelera AI, founded in 2021, aims to provide scalable edge AI hardware and software solutions.

➁ The company has raised USD 120 million and has a world-class team of over 190 employees.

➂ Axelera AI's Metis platform offers high performance with low power consumption, targeting applications like computer vision, automotive, and healthcare.

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4 months ago

➀ Elon Musk has confirmed he's using six young individuals between the ages of 19 and 24 to play critical roles in his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).

➁ The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) recently took control of a government computer system, resulting in officials being locked out.

➂ A new WIRED report has identified six individuals who play critical roles in DOGE and have been tasked with modernizing Federal technology and software.

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4 months ago

➀ PQShield contributed to the development of NIST's new PQC standards, marking a significant milestone for post-quantum cryptography implementation.

➁ The company is working on replacing traditional encryption methods like RSA with PQC approaches, focusing on secure transitions amidst evolving threats.

➂ PQShield is collaborating with semiconductor manufacturers and expanding partnerships to develop PQC solutions and meet the growing demand for quantum-safe products.

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6 months ago
➀ Despite Microsoft's push to move Windows 10 users to Windows 11, the new OS is losing market share to its predecessor. ➁ Windows 10's market share has slightly increased while Windows 11's has decreased. ➃ Many Windows 10 devices may not meet the hardware requirements for Windows 11, potentially leading to 240 million PCs becoming obsolete.
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7 months ago
➀ The challenges of formal verification are discussed, highlighting the importance of making formal verification accessible and scalable. ➁ Axiomise's approach to making formal verification normal through consulting, training, and automated IP is presented. ➂ The Essential Introduction to Practical Formal Verification course is introduced, focusing on making formal verification easy to understand and apply.
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8 months ago
➀ Electron Beam Probing (EBP) has become a powerful method for security analyzing of sub-7nm ICs. ➁ It offers better spatial resolution than optical probing and is suitable for sub-7nm flip-chips and advanced 3D architectures. ➂ The research focuses on the importance of EBP in failure analysis and hardware assurance.
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11 months ago
1. Veeam has introduced a connector for Splunk, allowing customers to monitor Veeam Backup and receive alerts about issues. 2. The Veeam App for Splunk integrates with Splunk user roles and location management, offering features like built-in dashboards, reports, and alerts. 3. This integration enhances Veeam's enterprise friendliness and follows the steps of competitors who already have Splunk integrations.
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