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A Rise in IoT Spending: Bain and Company’s Findings

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According to a new report published by Bain and Company, the combined markets of the Internet of Things (IoT) will grow to about $520 billion in 2021, more than double the $235 billion spent in 2017. The 2018 survey, which includes purchases of devices, software, and related services, shows that businesses are increasing their appetite […]

Collaboration can Enable a Frictionless Travel Experience for Rail Passengers

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The UK Government and the Rail Delivery Group (RDG) have recently published their ‘Joint Rail Data Action Plan’ which outlines how rail operators and tech firms can better collaborate on data sharing to drive innovation for the benefit of rail passengers. Around 1.7bn passengers travelled on the UK’s railways in 2017, and demand is projected […]

What is a Trusted Service Manager?

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Learn more on mobile payments and the vital role of a TSM in the near field communication (NFC) ecosystem.

The Rising Need for Satellite Security

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Satellites today contain highly complex embedded microelectronics systems complete with processing, data storage, and data receiving/transmitting capabilities. Further, they are controlled by ground stations, computers in data centers. They are therefore susceptible to threats prevalent in cloud computing architectures including insider threats, malicious downloads, etc. As such, satellite security must include access control to grant […]

What is White Box Cryptography

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Learn what is white box cryptography and how it can be used to minimize security risks for open sevices and secure HCE-based mobile payments.

The Future of Semiconductors

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Last updated on: December 11, 2019 What’s the future of semiconductor industry? In an age where everything is becoming increasingly computerized, computer circuits powered practically everything. Modern life is dependent on semiconductor chips and transistors on silicon-based integrated circuits, which have the power to switch electronic signals on and off. Cheap element silicon is prevalent […]

World Cup Cryptocurrency Ring Bust in China

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Every four years, the FIFA World Cup is a chance for people to come together and celebrate the beautiful game, and for some lucky enough to be born in a country with a successful soccer team, cheer on their nation’s team in a quest for glory. For some, however, the World Cup is also a […]

New smartphone tickets for rail customers

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LOCAL rail users will soon be able to buy, store and use tickets directly from their smartphone using a pioneering mobile ticketing app. Developed by technology specialists, Rambus Inc, the new all-in-one solution is built into ScotRail’s existing app and enables customers to skip the queue at ticket vending machines by purchasing and downloading tickets […]

A closer look at ScotRail’s Mobile Ticketing Launch

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ScotRail, the national rail operator for Scotland, has recently launched an innovative form of mobile ticketing across its network. The new solution has been delivered by Rambus and is built into ScotRail’s existing consumer app, which now enables customers to skip the queue at ticket vending machines by purchasing and downloading tickets directly to their […]

Hardware Security Threat Rising

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Martin Scott, senior vice president and CTO of Rambus, sat down with Semiconductor Engineering to talk about an increasing problem with security, what’s driving it, and why hardware is now part of the growing attack surface. What follows are excerpts of that conversation.

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