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@Intel is at the forefront of silicon-level #security innovation working across the ecosystem to help protect customers from emerging threats.
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Digital sovereignty takes an ecosystem and requires trust across the technology stack. Read how we're collaborating with @Microsoft to bring together hardware-based security, confidential computing, cloud and AI to help organizations protect workloads across the stack.
Digital sovereignty requirements vary by workload, and they keep changing. Microsoft and @Intel are building a consistent foundation from edge to cloud, so you can run AI where your data lives, with controls you can verify.

Learn more: msft.it/6014avTTa
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IBM and Intel are working together on sovereign AI, combining IBM Sovereign Core™ with Intel® TDX to bring operational control, hardware-backed isolation & attestation to supported workloads. ibm.com/new/announceme…
www.ibm.com Protecting AI at Runtime with IBM and Intel Putting AI to work in business-critical environments requires more than protecting data and managing access.
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Well said, @LipBuTan1. Thanks for your continued support and for highlighting the need to build security into the AI stack from the silicon up. Trust starts with security by design.
Lip-Bu Tan Verified account @LipBuTan1 Sep 1
Agentic AI is fundamentally reshaping cybersecurity requirements. The industry needs security designed into the entire AI stack, starting with the silicon itself and not added as an afterthought. Thoroughly enjoyed my conversation with @CrowdStrike CEO @George_Kurtz at fal.con earlier today. @intel and CrowdStrike are uniquely positioned to combine hardware-level capabilities with cloud-native security intelligence.

Security starts with Intel!
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What if AI could help tackle one of software security’s biggest challenges: moving decades of C code toward memory-safe Rust? That’s exactly what Intel researchers are exploring through IDEAS. Read the full story: intel.com/content/www/us…
www.intel.com IDEAS for TRACTOR If Rust code and all its dependencies do not use “unsafe” and compiles, it has spatial and temporal memory safety, and thread safety than C and specific patterns that must be learned for ergonomic.