Smart Card technology was used in relatively few applications,
such as pay-TV, payphones and mobiles. Today, it is one of the most
rapidly growing technologies in the world, offering major benefits to
almost every sector of industry, from telecommunications to transportation,
m-commerce to medicine.
Historically, ST's world-class range of microchips has played a major
role in this growth, by helping solution suppliers achieve the twin
imperatives of high security and commercial viability.
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 32-bit
SmartJ™ chip with 1Mbyte Flash memory set to power new applications
Geneva, November 20,
2003 - STMicroelectronics (NYSE:STM) has announced that it is
now sampling the ST22FJ1M, an advanced 32-bit smart card processor
with 1Mbyte of embedded Flash memory, to key customers.
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New secure Trusted Platform Module benefits from ST's
security expertise, and is backward compatible with the existing
Trusted Computing Group 1.1b standard
Geneva, April 28, 2004 - STMicroelectronics
(NYSE: STM) announces the introduction of a personal computer
security solution meeting the Trusted Computing Group (TCG) 1.2
specification, which was published in November 2003. The TCG is
a broad alliance of major hardware and software companies which
aims to create more secure computing environments through the
use of hardware building blocks and cross-platform software interfaces,
without compromising functional integrity, privacy or individual
rights.
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