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TI licenses MULTOS OS on its smart IC platform
Keywords: Ferroelectric Random Access Memory; e-passports
[Summary of tips] Texas Instruments Inc. has announced that MULTOS will be the first chip operating system supported on its advanced RF360 smart Integrated Circuit platform for electronic passport (e-passport) and government ID applications. This enables system integrators and government ID providers to immediately begin creating solutions on T......Please login or register with us to view this article>>
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