Thursday, March 03, 2005 1:44:58 PM
hepfulbacteria: Selling the sizzle, not the bacon...
The most astounding statement by Steven Sprage can be found in the following excerpt. He used the term "non-divergent standard"...
Is there anybody out there that still does not believe that, ultimately, the PC space, the mobile space and the set-top box space will all be based on the same server trust infrastructure? For good measure I am attaching one more time the chart I so like...
http://www.unclever.com/wavx/Wall%20Street%20Analyst%20Forum%202005%20Slides.htm
"...There's a lot of work going on in the mobile group. I think one of the most exciting developments that will happen over the course of the next year in the Trusted Computing standard will be to see if the mobile industry will accomplish the same thing the PC industry accomplished. They're part of the standards group, they're participating, they're writing specifications, and the goal will be that we have a non-divergent standard for authentication in all mobile devices as well. And if mobile devices and PC devices are the same, so we end up with four billion devices on the planet that all know how to talk to each other securely, that's going to be a very interesting market..."
The most astounding statement by Steven Sprage can be found in the following excerpt. He used the term "non-divergent standard"...
Is there anybody out there that still does not believe that, ultimately, the PC space, the mobile space and the set-top box space will all be based on the same server trust infrastructure? For good measure I am attaching one more time the chart I so like...
http://www.unclever.com/wavx/Wall%20Street%20Analyst%20Forum%202005%20Slides.htm
"...There's a lot of work going on in the mobile group. I think one of the most exciting developments that will happen over the course of the next year in the Trusted Computing standard will be to see if the mobile industry will accomplish the same thing the PC industry accomplished. They're part of the standards group, they're participating, they're writing specifications, and the goal will be that we have a non-divergent standard for authentication in all mobile devices as well. And if mobile devices and PC devices are the same, so we end up with four billion devices on the planet that all know how to talk to each other securely, that's going to be a very interesting market..."
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