Leading up to the release of Service Pack 2 for Windows XP, several Microsoft executives have cited a feature called Data Execution Prevention (DEP) as a key sentry in the fight against viruses and worms that load themselves into areas of a computer's memory normally reserved for data.
Leading up to the release of Service Pack 2 for Windows XP, several Microsoft executives have cited a feature called Data Execution Prevention (DEP) as a key sentry in the fight against viruses and worms that load themselves into areas of a computer's memory normally reserved for data.
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Google Apps 'founder' Rajen Sheth: We dialog with users through new code
Look at this tiny winged microchip the size of a grain of sand
Are people ready for seed-sized surveillance computers falling from the sky?
Machine learning at the edge: A hardware and software ecosystem
Being able to deploy machine learning applications at the edge bears the promise of unlocking a multi-billion dollar market. For that to happen, hardware and software must work in ...
Nokia rolls out latest IP routing silicon with new encryption capability
Nokia's FP5 network processors are designed for service providers that have to meet the higher broadband demands triggered by the pandemic while addressing the spike in denial of ...
Arm lays the groundwork for the software-defined vehicle
The future of vehicle development is in the cloud, and Arm is leading an effort to get there.
Broadcom beats Q3 estimates, forecasts continued Q4 momentum
Semiconductor sales grew 19% year-over-year in Q3, while software sales were up 10%.
Singapore researchers develop 'reconfigurable' memory chip technology
Physicists from National University of Singapore say they have built a molecular device that can be tweaked to carry out different computational tasks, with the potential to be deployed ...
Smartphone sales are riding out the global chip shortage
IDC and Gartner have released new research into the smartphone industry, and they both conclude that it's looking like a good year for equipment manufacturers. ...
Western Sydney Uni and Intel to jointly develop brain-inspired computer system
Developing a neuromorphic computer is part of a two-year long journey between Western Sydney University and Intel.
DOE's Argonne Lab to deploy new GPU-based supercomputer Polaris
Accelerated by 2,240 Nvidia A100 Tensor Core GPUs, the Polaris system will be able to achieve almost 1.4 exaflops of theoretical AI performance.
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