Replies to post #49790 on Wave Systems Corp. (fka WAVXQ)

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Doma--Talk about a SONIC BOOM quote! I suggest that folks reads this one very carefully!

Combine WAVE's recent ARM Trusted Logic/WAVE PR with the following quote from Erin Cullen of Microsoft!

Let me ask the obvious question!

Which Trusted Computing Group Company has architectured "a security infrastructure across multiple open operating environments....."(?)

Answer: ONLY WAVE SYSTEMS

From Doma's post(see post I'm replying to).

"With new devices on the market designed to support playback of protected audio/video content, having a security infrastructure across multiple open operating environments is critical to reducing time to market for device manufacturers," said Erin Cullen, lead product manager in the Windows Digital Media Division at Microsoft Corp. "TrustZone's support for the Windows Media DRM 10 platform in their hardware and new technology-optimized software is a positive step toward this goal."

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Doma--Any doubt about JANUS using WAVE's Meter? Another Sonic Boom quote from the great Lark Allen!

Lark Allen declares:

"ARM's TrustZone architecture, supporting TCG functions, will be discussed as a solution to enabling new secure client applications including network access, user 'vaults', client based micro-transactions, protected downloads, platform configuration security, and high value Internet shopping transactions."

What OEM does NOT know about WAVE's Meter patent! The breakthrough technology underlying JANUS is CLIENT SIDE HARDWARE METERING of ENCRYPTED Data in Local Memory. And that is WAVE's Meter! Period! End of Story! And it is this offline metering which makes SUBSCRIPTION finally possible on Portable Devices!




Trusted Computing - The Parallel Universe
Presented by Wave Systems, Lark M. Allen

Trusted computing will provide a key building block for the ‘parallel universe’ where user’s identities can be proven, digital products can be protected from alteration and theft, platforms configurations can be authenticated as 'trustworthy', and devices are highly resistant to being hijacked. This session begins with an overview of the Trusted Platform Module and the standards group that defines it, the Trusted Computing Group. It will explain TCG’s approach on new hardware security specifications and the associated trust infrastructures for PCs, cell phones, PDAs, and other devices. ARM's TrustZone architecture, supporting TCG functions, will be discussed as a solution to enabling new secure client applications including network access, user 'vaults', client based micro-transactions, protected downloads, platform configuration security, and high value Internet shopping transactions.

Cores Supported:
ARM1176JZ(F)-S Processor

http://arm.convergencepromotions.com/catalog/808.htm