As the cybersecurity landscape evolves, so do the skilled attackers at every turn. Protecting devices from threats becomes a cat and mouse game, and there is always a new attack on the horizon. Security chips built into computers have tried to slow the attacks, such as Apple’s T2 chip, but even it has its flaws. Now, Microsoft is looking to

Source: Hot Hardware – Microsoft Announces Pluton CPU Security Chip With Backing From AMD, Intel, And Qualcomm