AMD Aims to Compet

This is the first time AMD has licensed from ARM, and the extent of the cooperation is focused upon security. In 2004 ARM developed security extensions called TrustZone Technology, a security technology that functions across advanced computing platforms. TrustZone technology essentially prevents information from being leaked through enabling the application core to switch between a trusted closed network and a broader public one. This two-core system allows for a more protective inner system for applications like cloud-based date, online payments and banking, software license management (protecting digital rights), and anti-malware.