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Could this 'Unhackable' Chip Be a Security Moonshot?

SecureWorld News

A recent University of Michigan update on the chip explains how this operates: "It focuses on randomizing bits of data known as 'undefined semantics.' Undefined semantics are nooks and crannies of the computing architecture—for example the location, format, and content of program code. The unhackable chip bug bounty competition.

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The cyber security challenges in fintech and neobanking’s rise

CIO Business Intelligence

But this is a bit like a ‘slip, slop, slap’ campaign as its exact meaning and approach has been washed out by the potential undefined use of the concept, he says. As general rule, problems that require large amounts of data to be processed are better assigned to machines, while critical decision making is better suited for humans.

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Live Long and Prosper?  Impressions from the SPOCs Meeting

Chief Seattle Greek Blog

That appears to be about $40 to $60 a month for an “all you can eat” (unlimited data) plan. July 31, 2015 – Initial dump of data collection (number of users, kinds of devices) due to FirstNet from states – this will be another input into the RFP. Data Collection. Guesstimating the timeline is somewhat more problematical.

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From a few cents to the future itself

Dataconomy

Its architecture comprises a finite set of states, an array of input symbols, an optional set of output symbols, and a collection of rules that govern the transitions between states, all orchestrated with a masterful simplicity that belies its power. In this context, FSMs act as decision-making units that govern the actions of machines.