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SUMMARY:MOVED TO VIRTUAL: Security Beyond CMOS: Opportunities and Challeng
 es of Emerging Devices
DESCRIPTION:Special Session (Research Track)\n\nMOVED TO VIRTUAL: Security
  Beyond CMOS: Opportunities and Challenges of Emerging Devices\n\nRajendra
 n, Cammarota, Batina, Mentens, Sadeghi...\n\nWhile CMOS logic is widely us
 ed for reliable and highly efficient systems, there are applications that 
 call for devices in non-CMOS or non-traditional CMOS technologies. On the 
 one hand, these novel device technologies need to be re-evaluated with res
 pect to potential threats and attacks, and how these can be faced with exi
 sting and novel security solutions and methods. On the other hand, these e
 merging devices bring opportunities for building the secure systems of the
  future. In this paper, we will give an overview of three important device
  technologies and their security challenges and opportunities, namely memr
 istors, thin-film transistors on plastic substrates, and CMOS logic in ful
 ly depleted silicon on insulator (FD-SOI) technology.\n\nTopic: Design, IP
 , Security\n\nVirtual Program: Hosted in Virtual Platform, Presented In-Pe
 rson
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