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  1. 15-09-2015, 11:07 AM #1
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    XEROX PARC chip self destructs on command, funded by DARPA

    DARPA also demonstrates a helicopter with robotic spider legs (video).
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  2. 15-09-2015, 11:58 AM #2
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    Re: XEROX PARC chip self destructs on command, funded by DARPA

    Coming soon to an Intel (or AMD) processor near you. Never fear another "Snowden" or pirated software ever again...
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  3. 15-09-2015, 12:37 PM #3
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    Re: XEROX PARC chip self destructs on command, funded by DARPA

    Quote Originally Posted by azrael- View Post
    Coming soon to an Intel (or AMD) processor near you.
    Or it's just another way for a printer company to get more money out of you
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    Re: XEROX PARC chip self destructs on command, funded by DARPA

    Mission Impossible coming to real world ?!
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    Re: XEROX PARC chip self destructs on command, funded by DARPA

    Well that's one way to boost sales. No more enjoying your CPU for 5-10 years. They kill it after 3. Intel don't even need to bother rolling out incremental increases then!
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    Re: XEROX PARC chip self destructs on command, funded by DARPA

    Kamikaze style
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    Re: XEROX PARC chip self destructs on command, funded by DARPA

    Thought the robot landing gear was more interesting.
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    Re: XEROX PARC chip self destructs on command, funded by DARPA

    This might make users remember their passwords better!
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    Re: XEROX PARC chip self destructs on command, funded by DARPA

    Wouldn't a C4 sandwich do the same job only without the possibility of reassembly?
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    ...every time Creative bring out a new card range their advertising makes it sound like they have discovered a way to insert a thousand Chuck Norris super dwarfs in your ears...
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  10. 16-09-2015, 08:45 AM #10
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    Re: XEROX PARC chip self destructs on command, funded by DARPA

    Everyone is having enough trouble fabricating chips on bulk silicon. Don't go expecting your CPU to be built on tempered glass anytime soon! This will probably be confined to super-niche applications like a handful of kilobytes of storage for an encryption key.
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