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AMD "Trusted Memory Zone" Encrypted vRAM Support Coming To Their Linux GPU Driver
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Speaking of GEM, how is that project for a unified memory something that started because nvidia EGL Stream?
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Guest repliedAndyChow - It's for DRM (Digital Restrictions Management). Your own data won't be protected, don't worry.
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Originally posted by bemerk View Postdigital Rights Management support maybe,like Widevike from Google?
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digital Rights Management support maybe,like Widevike from Google?
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I'm all for more encryption and don't see anything wrong with this, but it leaves me scratching my head. What use could this have? What are they trying to protect?
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AMD "Trusted Memory Zone" Encrypted vRAM Support Coming To Their Linux GPU Driver
Phoronix: AMD "Trusted Memory Zone" Encrypted vRAM Support Coming To Their Linux GPU Driver
AMD Trusted Memory Zone support is a new feature being worked on for their open-source graphics driver that works in conjunction with the graphics hardware for being able to encrypt portions of the video memory...
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