go-kite - To my knowledge there was no Wave rep at the Seagate booth. The Seagate rep demoing the Wireless USB2 drive new nothing(or so he said) about why Wave was on the Thinkpad he was using for the demo. I got the distinct impression this was a hot off the press last minute entry without a great deal of show planning. As I posted earlier, based on AWK's DD of the intended uses for this wireless drive, I can't imagine it won't have FDE with interoperable TPM security. Soooo if I were a bettin' man I'd put my $ down that Wave is not on that computer by accident.
Leadership in Trusted Computing: though Wave is clearly not THE leader, in the sense that it's the gorilla OEMs who are THE leaders who are deploying the TPM infrastructure en masse... that said, i suggest that while Wave's in a Leadership role, a better characterization of Wave's position is one indicating that Wave's a LEADING BENEFICIARY of trusted computing... presuming of course that Wave's IP will garner in a big chunk of transactional revenues (as SKS's alluded to all aong)
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