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Elliptic in the News
An interview with Elliptic's CEO Richard White on Business News at Night
A discussion of Elliptic's new web site which features Asian language support.
Femtocells Gather Momentum - Security Design is Pivotal to Consumer Acceptance
The article offers background on femtocells and an overview of hardware offload solutions for this demanding new application.
Updating the High Definition Content Protection Standard with Version 2.0
An introduction to the new HD content protection scheme introduced by the Digital Content Protection LLC..
Une interview sur les ondes de Radio-Canada avec François Bourdon - Ingénieur d’ASIC sénior. En français - durée de 2:40 minutes. Flash vidéo.
Update on Content Protection for HDMI
An overview of the new security standard coming for high-definition content protection - HDCP Revision 2.0 is presented in the Electronic Products and Technology magazine.
Tips for Safe Shopping on the Internet
Al Hawtin, Vice-President of Elliptic, provides tips for safe shopping on the Internet on Toronto's CFRB.
HDMI Security Model Updated - What is the Impact on You?
Al Hawtin, Vice-President of Elliptic, offers his views on the updates to HDCP - the security standard behind HDMI. How will this change impact consumers and their high-definition investment. From Blu-Ray players through to HDTVs, the changes are very significant. Listen to the interview conducted on Business at Night.
An Introduction To Security In IPsec
Early in the existence of the commercial Internet, the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) recognized that there was a need for a robust end-to-end security design for IP networks. This resulted in a number of RFCs (requests for comments) being authored to create an overlay security design in the network layer. IPsec remains the dominant virtual private networking technology and is widely deployed in handsets, gateways and carrier grade VPN service routers. This article which is hosted by networkZone introduces IPsec, outlines the required RFCs and explains how IPsec is integrated into network stacks.
Define the right approach for DRM
It's become the norm for digital rights management (DRM) designs to be cracked shortly after they're introduced. Among the reasons are poor software designs that leave keys exposed, interception of unencrypted content at a vulnerable point in the system, or the use of new and untested ciphers that are compromised.
Semiconductor Event Highlights Growing Popularity of Logic Nonvolatile Memory in New Chip Designs
More than 160 semiconductor industry professionals attended the "Logic NVM 2007 - Inside Tomorrow's Consumer Electronics" event held on June 14, 2007, in Santa Clara, Calif. Organized by Impinj, Inc., the event's founding sponsor and a leading logic nonvolatile memory (NVM) intellectual property (IP) supplier, Logic NVM 2007 focused on system-chip design challenges and the growing demand for embedded NVM for high-growth electronics applications such as mobile phones, MP3 players, USB controllers, and Flash drives.
LinuxInsider story on hardware
security in consumer electronics.
"As the demands that content such as high-definition television programming make on the central processors in electronic
devices grows, so, too, will the processing demands to keep that content secure. To keep those security demands from
swamping the performance of a system, system architects have started handing off those functions to embedded systems
dedicated to security."
Electronic Design
Article on Embedded Security
Elliptic is featured as a leading supplier of Security IP in Daniel Harris' Electronic Design article
"Has Anyone Seen My Data?" issued on April 27, 2007.
A television interview with Tom St. Denis
Elliptic's Tom St. Denis is interviewed on
the Canadian Television Network program High
Tech Report about his cryptographic library
LipTomCrypt, the three books he has published
and his work here at Elliptic. WMV, file size
- 10.9 Mbytes.
An Overview of Secret Key and Identity Management for System-on-Chip Architects
As data communications and applications security is increasingly a requirement for modern system designs,
embedded systems architects are coming to realize that identification and authentication are a major
component of the systems they are designing. A key technological feature that must be incorporated in
these components is the ability to create and protect unique identifiers that serve to prove the identity
of connected entities to each other.
An overview of DRM's impact on home networking
Digital Rights Management is not only controversial
but represents a significant impact on the
performance of home networks. By better understanding
the technologies behind DRM, network designers
can architect topologies required to address
this requirement and fa ciliate consumer acceptance
of this new technology.
Elliptic CEO is interviewed on CFRA Radio
Richard White provides an update on the Friday Market Monitor at CFRA. The interview
covers the company's business, progress and insight into the major markets Elliptic serves - Digital Rights Management,
VoIP and Wireless Security. MP3, - file size 10.9 Mbytes.
MtekVision launches
Multi-Media Processor (MMP) based on Elliptic DRM solution.
MtekVision - Korea's leading supplier of media processors to handset manufacturers such as
Samsung and LG, leverages Elliptic DRM technology to lead the market in performance and scalability
in DRM applications.
Elliptic VP Marketing discusses recent contract with OKI Electric and success in Asia
In a radio interview on June 26, Al Hawtin talks about rights management, the contract with Oki Electric and business in Asia.
Elliptic Chief Technical Officer offers insights into LAN security
Mike Borza, Elliptic's CTO, outlines how the company implemented its local area network and associated policies to protect against threats from inside and outside the firewall.
Elliptic participates in Microsoft-MIPS Technology Summit in Redmond
Elliptic was one of the invitees to the NDA level summit among Microsoft, MIPS and other key industry players held at Microsoft headquarters in Redmond, Washington.
Elliptic's Michael Bowler outlines IPsec offload options
In the Friday, April 21st edition of Network Systems Design, Elliptic outlines how to increase IPsec throughput in SoC designs.
Elliptic's CTO outlines Elliptic products for the Japanese press...
In Japan's weekly newspaper SemiNews, August
6th edition, Mike Borza provides an overview
of Elliptic products.