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A team of KAUST scientists has designed an integrated circuit logic lo adidas campus 80 ck that could represent a leap forward in protecting our electronic devices from cyberattacks. Credit: copy 2022 KAUST Heno HwangElectronic devices of the future may have improved security measures integrated into their circuitry to help defend against malicious attacks. Researchers from King Abdullah University of Science amp Technology (KAUST) have shown how protective ldquo logic lo nike dunk low cks rdquo based on the c ugg ultra mini utting-edge field of spintronics could be inserted into the integrated circuits of electronic chips to protect chip security. ldquo The need for hardware-based security features reflects the globalized nature of modern electronics manufacture, rdquo explains Yehia Massoud from KAUST. Electronics companies usually employ large specialized, external foundries to produce their chips, which minimizes costs but introduces potential vulnerabilities to the supply chain. The circuit design could simply be illegal Avjv New Qi2 wireless charging standard is based on Apple MagSafe technology
JMicron Introduces PCIe amp SATA SSD Controllers at Computex 2014JMicron has announced its JMF670H SATA Express SSD controller series, the new application of its USB3.0 to SATA controllers, as well as made its USB3.1 technology debut at Computex 2014.The two recently introduced JMF670/JMF670H, two advanced SATA 6Gbps SSD controllers, are applied to an SSD storage module whose capacity up to 512GB, more than double of what the previous generation of SSD controller (JMF667H), supports. Capable of creating a more reliable and faster SSD m yeezy 350 odule thanks to the new designs, the series can support Intel/Micron 16nm NAND and Toshiba/SanDisk A19nm NAN yeezy D flash. Mass production of the JMF670/JMF670H wi nike air max270 ll begin in July 2014.On top of that, JMicron is also upgrading its SSD controller technology to PCIe from SATA this year. The company currently introduces the JMF810 and the JMF811 to meet a variety of SSD module requirements for data throughputs and form factors. The JMF810 installs a PCIe Gen2
A team of KAUST scientists has designed an integrated circuit logic lo adidas campus 80 ck that could represent a leap forward in protecting our electronic devices from cyberattacks. Credit: copy 2022 KAUST Heno HwangElectronic devices of the future may have improved security measures integrated into their circuitry to help defend against malicious attacks. Researchers from King Abdullah University of Science amp Technology (KAUST) have shown how protective ldquo logic lo nike dunk low cks rdquo based on the c ugg ultra mini utting-edge field of spintronics could be inserted into the integrated circuits of electronic chips to protect chip security. ldquo The need for hardware-based security features reflects the globalized nature of modern electronics manufacture, rdquo explains Yehia Massoud from KAUST. Electronics companies usually employ large specialized, external foundries to produce their chips, which minimizes costs but introduces potential vulnerabilities to the supply chain. The circuit design could simply be illegal Avjv New Qi2 wireless charging standard is based on Apple MagSafe technology
JMicron Introduces PCIe amp SATA SSD Controllers at Computex 2014JMicron has announced its JMF670H SATA Express SSD controller series, the new application of its USB3.0 to SATA controllers, as well as made its USB3.1 technology debut at Computex 2014.The two recently introduced JMF670/JMF670H, two advanced SATA 6Gbps SSD controllers, are applied to an SSD storage module whose capacity up to 512GB, more than double of what the previous generation of SSD controller (JMF667H), supports. Capable of creating a more reliable and faster SSD m yeezy 350 odule thanks to the new designs, the series can support Intel/Micron 16nm NAND and Toshiba/SanDisk A19nm NAN yeezy D flash. Mass production of the JMF670/JMF670H wi nike air max270 ll begin in July 2014.On top of that, JMicron is also upgrading its SSD controller technology to PCIe from SATA this year. The company currently introduces the JMF810 and the JMF811 to meet a variety of SSD module requirements for data throughputs and form factors. The JMF810 installs a PCIe Gen2