Take Control of Protecting Your Data

Today, threats to our most sensitive data have been increasingly advanced, creating tremendous risks for companies, governments organisations, cloud providers and more. The risk of exposing confidential data not only comes with the potential of great financial loss and an ongoing lack of trust, but plays a part in preventing us from making discoveries and taking full advantage of public cloud resources, economics, scalability and agility.

There is tremendous opportunity for application and solution developers to take charge of their data security using new hardware-based controls for cloud and enterprise environments. Intel® Software Guard Extensions (Intel® SGX) offers hardware-based memory encryption that isolates specific application code and data in memory. Intel® SGX helps protect against many known and active threats. It adds another layer of defense by helping reduce the attack surface of the system. Intel® SGX allows user-level code to allocate private regions of memory, called enclaves, which are designed to be protected from processes running at higher privilege levels. Only Intel®

Intel SGX —The trusted choice for confidential computing

Most researched and deployed hardware-based TEE for the data center

Broad ecosystem support and validation

Intel know-how and commitment to provide continuous hardening

Discover how the combination of Intel® SGX’s hardened security and verification capabilities, along with Intel’s ongoing collaboration with its broad security ecosystem help minimise the potential attack surface and reduce even theoretical risks.

Stream/Sapphire Rapids’ platform and processors, with new DDR5 and PCIe Gen 5 speeds, plus the CXL architecture which will open up new capabilities for integrating vast amounts of memory, accelerators, and storage at speed, enabling new high performance and lower latency applications such as AI – whether at a branch office, data centre, private or hybrid-cloud.

Thomas believes that by bringing together smarter IoT, smarter infrastructure and smarter verticals, Lenovo can become a dependable partner for its clients around the world. Looking to the future, David highlights that there will be a shared focus on the edge and hybrid-cloud, with everything infused by AI.

As a final point, Thomas and David describe Lenovo’s top drivers for success – trust, leadership, innovation, and the wider ecosystem. But, which is the most crucial? Thomas concludes, “The most important driver in today’s business world is trust. How do you ensure you are working in a trustful manner with your clients and their data to build a trusted relationship? If you don’t have trust, nothing will work. It connects across the world – different people, cultures and businesses – and it takes time, effort and commitment. This is something to be celebrated at Lenovo. It is a precious asset we have built with our clients, and once established, it creates speed and mutual value. For us, it is the number one driver for success.”

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