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IDC and Bloomberg have tag-teamed to throw cold water on the impact that AI will have in the PC market in the short term.
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With three Snapdragon X-based Copilot+ PCs in-house, I have an interesting opportunity to compare and contrast. In some ways, each is quite similar, but in others, there are notable differences.
Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X platform is unique for so many re… Continue reading Snapdragon X Copilot+ PC: Differentiators (Premium)
Are PUFs used, EVERY time we power on the computer, to verify that nothing have been tampered (by using CRP authentication)?
Which element performs this authentication? (bios, secureboot, I don’t know)?
Where are CRPs stored? In which ele… Continue reading Is EVERY time we power on the computer verified that nothing have been tampered via PUF CRP authentication? By which component? Where are CRPs stored?
Are PUFs used, EVERY time we power on the computer to verify that nothing has been tampered with (by using CRP authentication)?
Which element performs this authentication? (bios, secureboot, I don’t know)?
Where are CRPs stored? In which … Continue reading Is PUF Challenge-Response Authentication applied on every power-up event? [closed]
In the 60’s and 70’s there were many ways to display numeric data. Nixie tubes, Vacuum Florescent Displays (VFD), micro projection systems, you name it. All of them had advantages …read more Continue reading Plight of The Lowly Numitron Tube
I learned about the BIOS being able to be written to by malware. It reminded me I have a used laptop that performs noticeably slower than any comparable devices, so I went ahead an downloaded BIOS update installers (from Dell), and wow, it… Continue reading How to update BIOS before BIOS infected Host reinfects BIOS?
The Windows community is understandably excited by Snapdragon X and Copilot+ PC. But let’s not get ahead of ourselves. This platform isn’t mature or full-featured enough to completely replace Intel and its x86/x64 processor architecture. And while the … Continue reading Snapdragon X Copilot: Not So Fast (Premium)
Travelling for work can open employees up to a new host of security threats, including insecure Wi-Fi networks, infected public charging ports and Bluetooth attacks. Continue reading 10 Security Tips for Business Travellers This Summer
There’s plenty of technology available to help improve the quality of our Zoom calls. A top-of-the-line microphone is a great start. Continue reading 7 Best Microphones for Zoom
Since JTAG can be authenticated and encrypted, which key is used? I read that Secure Boot is used, but what is the key? Me, owner of this laptop, how can I know the key to use to access my own laptop JTAG?