Trusted Computing

A new research development demonstrates how Trusted Platform Module (TPM) technology can enable vendor-neutral confidential computing — strengthening trust and interoperability across platforms.

Building on specifications developed by the Trusted Computing Group (TCG) and implemented by its members, this approach showcases how hardware-based roots of trust can support the protection of sensitive data even during processing.
As the industry continues to advance confidential computing, this work reinforces the value of open standards in delivering consistent, reliable, and verifiable security across diverse environments.

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Edge computing and AI have both proved to be viable and low-latency options for real-time operations.

Developments in both have led to the development of Edge AI, which actions time-sensitive tasks locally for reduced bandwidth usage and lower operational overheads.

Our Trusted Platform Modules (TPMs) play a pivotal role in ensuring these processes, and the sensitive data involved, remain protected.

Read our latest blog to learn how: bit.ly/4dDXQAD

TCG’s most recent Members Meeting opened with an insightful presentation on ‘Trusted Computing Future: Emerging Use Cases and Solutions’, delivered by Ram (Ramki) Krishnan and Ned Smith.

A key part of this presentation was the concept of Trusted Confidential Computing (TCC) - a framework used to establish data security by integrating several critical components.

In TCG’s latest blog post, we explore how the TCC functions, highlight current use cases, and discuss compliance with key regulations.

Read it here: bit.ly/4dvChCf

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Rounding off our TCG Anniversary video series is Joerg Borchert, who reflects on his time as TCG President.

Watch the full video and catch up with the rest of the videos from the series here: youtu.be/ZBAf2W0H5b0

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The Trusted Computing Group is delighted to welcome Arm to the Board of Directors, with Dong Wei, MBA appointed as its representative.

As a member of the Board, Arm will bring a range of perspectives across different markets and its wide-ranging CPU architecture ecosystem to ensure TCG standards and specifications remain suitable for today’s computing landscape.

TCG President, Joe Pennisi, said, “Arm delivers one of the most power-efficient, highest performing compute platforms, and is a leading player in driving security standards. Dong and other Arm members have contributed significantly to TCG, making Arm a welcome addition to our Board.”

Read the full press release here: bit.ly/3GL7iFT

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