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Tachyum Software Distribution Package Enters Beta Testing

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Martedì, Maggio 21, 2024
Software, Networks, Internet, Hardware, Artificial Intelligence, Data Management, Technology, Semiconductor, FreeBSD, SSD, Intel, Economics, UEFI, CAPEX, IBM, AI, LLVM, Prodigy, Universal, OPEX, Half-precision floating-point format, RAID, FPGA, HPC, GPU, Video game

Tachyum ® today announced that its Prodigy® software distribution, a completely integrated software stack and package, is now available to early adopters and customers as a pre-installed image as part of the beta phase of testing.

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  • Tachyum ® today announced that its Prodigy® software distribution, a completely integrated software stack and package, is now available to early adopters and customers as a pre-installed image as part of the beta phase of testing.
  • As part of the beta release, Tachyum upgraded all software and tested 57b addressing with applications on the Prodigy FPGA emulation system.
  • The company also began performance optimization, moving to 64KB page size as the default of its software distribution.
  • Tachyum is now switching to 64KB pages 55b VA in the QEMU software emulator as application software in these modes is less frequently tested.

Tachyum Moves UEFI to Beta, Adds RAID 1 Capabilities to Prodigy

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Mercoledì, Maggio 15, 2024
Technology, Hardware, Semiconductor, SSD, Economics, UEFI, NVM Express, CAPEX, HDD, BIOS, Solid-state drive, AI, Prodigy, Universal, OPEX, RAID, OS, HPC, GPU, Video game

Tachyum ® today announced that it has advanced the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) to beta and has added RAID 1 capabilities.

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  • Tachyum ® today announced that it has advanced the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) to beta and has added RAID 1 capabilities.
  • UEFI replaces the traditional BIOS as a next-generation interface between the operating system and platform firmware.
  • The manual explains each of the UEFI menus, how to configure UEFI parameters and how to save new configurations.
  • RAID 1 was added to provide a RAID boot without the need for expensive NVMe SSD RAID cards, helping to bring Prodigy-enabled systems to datacenter-level class.

ESET to Present on UEFI Security Threats and Cybersecurity Breakthroughs at RSA 2024

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Martedì, Aprile 30, 2024
Intelligence, Learning, Investment, Safety, SMB, AI, RSA Conference, Moscone Center, MSP, Conference, OS, Research, API, Growth, VR, Possibility, APT, UEFI, MDR, Creativity, XDR, RSA, Organization, SAN

SAN DIEGO and BRATISLAVA, Slovakia, April 30, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- ESET, a global leader in cybersecurity solutions, today announced its participation in the upcoming RSA Conference in San Francisco from May 6–9, 2024. At the event, which brings together IT experts from around the world, ESET Malware Researcher Martin Smolár will present on critical vulnerabilities and long-lasting problems in Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) security, which resulted into the discovery of the BlackLotus UEFI bootkit. Details about the session, which takes place on May 7 at 1:15pm PT in Moscone West, Room 3002, are available here.

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  • "Although UEFI firmware is widely deployed, and the number of real UEFI threats is increasing every year, most organizations overlook the security risks in this critical computing layer.
  • UEFI bootkits are very powerful threats, having full control over the OS boot process and thus capable of operating stealthily and disabling various security mechanisms.
  • ESET Integrations – ESET has kickstarted its API integration program by partnering with industry leading security providers.
  • For more information on ESET's presence at RSA and how to register for special events, visit RSCA2024 I ESET .

SEALSQ Showcases Its Latest Secure Elements Designed to Optimize PKI Operations For IoT Devices at Embedded World Electronic Fair in Nuremberg, Germany

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Giovedì, Aprile 11, 2024
ECC, X509, Ecosystem, UEFI, Internet of things, Software, Communication, Secure, Rest, Semiconductor, PKI, LAES, Post-quantum cryptography, RSA, Elliptic-curve cryptography, Algorithm, Embedded, MCU

These standards advocate for IoT devices to securely embed a unique trusted identity in the shape of certificates and private keys to perform secure mutual authentication, setting PKI operations as a cornerstone of the IoT security framework.

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  • These standards advocate for IoT devices to securely embed a unique trusted identity in the shape of certificates and private keys to perform secure mutual authentication, setting PKI operations as a cornerstone of the IoT security framework.
  • Scaling with secure transactions is difficult because performing public key math in software can quickly saturate the device’s general-purpose processor (MCU).
  • Simplified management of device attestation certificates and product attestation intermediates via the SEALSQ INeS CMS Platform for IoT.
  • The SEALSQ secure elements for IoT ensure that devices can be trusted from the moment they are powered on, throughout their deployment and operational life, safeguarding the broader IoT ecosystem's integrity and trustworthiness.

Mirantis OpenStack for Kubernetes Improves Support for AI and Windows Workloads

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Martedì, Marzo 5, 2024
Data Management, Technology, Software, Networks, Artificial Intelligence, Internet, UEFI, Engineering, SPICE, OpenStack, TCO, VNC, Hyper-V, NVIDIA GPU, GPU, Organization, VMware, NVIDIA, Video game

Mirantis today announced the latest release of Mirantis OpenStack for Kubernetes (MOSK).

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  • Mirantis today announced the latest release of Mirantis OpenStack for Kubernetes (MOSK).
  • MOSK 24.1 is built on OpenStack Antelope – the first OpenStack release designated as SLURP (Skip Level Upgrade Release Process).
  • Users of MOSK 24.1 running OpenStack Yoga will be able to upgrade directly to Antelope, skipping the intermediate OpenStack Zed.
  • Mirantis offers a TCO calculator that will provide an approximation of how much can be saved by moving to Mirantis OpenStack for Kubernetes from other infrastructure, such as VMware.

Eclypsium Achieves Record Growth in 2023 Fueled by Supply Chain Security Demand and Key Partnership Expansions

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Giovedì, Febbraio 15, 2024
Software, Hardware, Data Management, Technology, Supply Chain Management, Retail, Other Technology, Security, Intel, Intelligence, Research, Health, UEFI, Growth, Supply, Public sector, Entrepreneurship, Law enforcement, ARR, Organization, Platform, Lenovo, Personal computer, Partnership

Eclypsium , the leader in digital supply chain security for enterprise hardware, firmware and software infrastructure, today announced record growth for its fiscal year ended January 31, 2024.

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  • Eclypsium , the leader in digital supply chain security for enterprise hardware, firmware and software infrastructure, today announced record growth for its fiscal year ended January 31, 2024.
  • “As the cyber attacks have increased and shifted, and more regulatory security requirements are put in place, supply chain risk has become a board-level concern for many organizations and a key topic on the national security agenda.
  • Announced a partnership with Lenovo to provide customers with scalable zero trust for every device, and continuous supply chain assurance.
  • Announced a partnership with Intel to provide enhanced visibility into the hardware and firmware supply chain of Intel-based systems.

Tachyum Upgrades Software Package in Advance of Beta Release of the Prodigy Universal Processor

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Mercoledì, Febbraio 14, 2024
Semiconductor, Data Management, Technology, Software, Artificial Intelligence, Hardware, HPC, SSD, Artificial intelligence, AI, Library, Reliability, UEFI, RAS, EDAC, Universal, Prodigy, GPU, Ecosystem, Correction, OPEX, Economics, Long-Term Capital Management, LLVM, CAPEX, Serviceability, FPGA, Video game

Tachyum ® today announced that it has upgraded the software stack for the Prodigy® Universal Processor before the anticipated launch of its beta version around the end of quarter.

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  • Tachyum ® today announced that it has upgraded the software stack for the Prodigy® Universal Processor before the anticipated launch of its beta version around the end of quarter.
  • Quality completion of Prodigy’s software stack is a key component as the company continues to advance towards chip production and distribution.
  • Tachyum software engineers have worked hard to enable the full potential of Prodigy with the development of a ecosystem of applications, system software, frameworks and libraries that are ported to run natively on Prodigy hardware.
  • Once the software package completes its testing and runs cleanly on the FPGA, the company can fully transition to advancing the Universal Processor into production.

Renesas Brings Industry-Leading Performance of RA8 Series MCUs to Motor Control Applications

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Martedì, Gennaio 30, 2024
Semiconductor, Consumer Electronics, IOT (Internet of Things), Technology, Other Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Hardware, Cortex, ECC, MCU, Multimedia, BSP, RX, ARM Cortex-M, Renesas Electronics, Family, AI, RL78, Embedded, DSP, CPU, Machine learning, ASSP, Safety, Internet, SPI, Anomaly, Ecosystem, FSP, PWM, Flash, BGA, Automation, RZ, UEFI, SCI, Spacecraft, ARM architecture family, IP, Algorithm, Software, Combination, Arm, Video game

View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20240130232378/en/

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  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20240130232378/en/
    The RA8T1 group is the third in Renesas’ RA8 Series, all of which deliver breakthrough performance of 6.39 CoreMark/MHz1.
  • These capabilities combined with the advanced timers and Renesas’ power management expertise, enable customers to build comprehensive, low-power motor control solutions.
  • The new MCUs are supported in Renesas’ Flexible Motor Control development kit that enables easy evaluation of motor control using permanent magnet synchronous motors (brushless DC motors), and the Renesas Motor Workbench development tool.
  • This development kit offers a common design platform with numerous Renesas motor control MCUs from the RA and RX families, enabling migration of IP across numerous devices.

Renesas Delivers New RA8 MCU Group Targeting Graphic Display Solutions and Voice/Vision Multimodal AI Applications

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Martedì, Dicembre 12, 2023
Data Management, Technology, IOT (Internet of Things), Health, General Health, Semiconductor, Health Technology, Medical Devices, Software, Artificial Intelligence, Audio, Video, Cortex, ECC, SSI, RGB, ADC, Octal, Winning Combination, Ecosystem, 2D, ARM Cortex-M, TFT, ARM architecture family, Temperature, MIPI, Multimedia, WXGA, TCM, Enterprise Electronics Corporation, SDHI, Peripheral, HMI, AI, FSP, MCU, SPI, Internet, Machine learning, XIP, DSP, CEU, Microsoft, BSP, IOT, SDRAM, Combination, DAC, UEFI, LCD, Arm, Video game, Helium, Renesas Electronics, MCU 8051 IDE

Renesas Electronics Corporation (TSE:6723), a premier supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, today introduced the RA8D1 microcontroller (MCU) group.

Key Points: 
  • Renesas Electronics Corporation (TSE:6723), a premier supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, today introduced the RA8D1 microcontroller (MCU) group.
  • The RA8D1 group is the second in Renesas’ RA8 Series, the first MCUs based on the Arm® Cortex®-M85 processor.
  • Renesas also provides support for open-source Light and Versatile Graphics Library (LVGL) and a robust network of graphics and AI ecosystem partners.
  • Renesas has the broadest portfolio of 8-, 16- and 32-bit devices, delivering unmatched quality and efficiency with exceptional performance.

Tachyum Prodigy Complete Software Package Enters Testing

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Martedì, Novembre 28, 2023
Semiconductor, Hardware, Data Management, Technology, Software, GPU, Economics, ARM, UEFI, LLVM, PyTorch, Xen, OPEX, Ecosystem, FPGA, Library, CAPEX, KVM, Linux, HPC, Universal, AI, GCC, TensorFlow, FreeBSD, Prodigy, Video game

Tachyum software engineers have worked hard to enable the full potential of Prodigy with the development of a rich ecosystem of applications, system software, frameworks and libraries that are ported to run natively on Prodigy hardware.

Key Points: 
  • Tachyum software engineers have worked hard to enable the full potential of Prodigy with the development of a rich ecosystem of applications, system software, frameworks and libraries that are ported to run natively on Prodigy hardware.
  • Once the software package completes its testing and runs cleanly on the FPGA, the company can fully transition to advancing the Universal Processor into production.
  • Included in the software distribution package as part of alpha testing are:
    System software including UEFI, Linux, SE-Linux, FreeBSD, KVM, XEN, GCC, LLVM, TensorFlow and PyTorch.
  • Having it available for alpha testing is a massive step towards revolutionizing the data center.”
    A video demonstrating the alpha release of Tachyum’s Prodigy software distribution package is available for viewing at https://youtu.be/XLNcOuepbUM.