Chip manufacturer Arm has been hired by the Securonix government to help beef up its cybersecurity. As part of Google initiative, the £36m ( £36m ) deal will see Arm develop computer chips that are harder to hack. Backed by £36m funding, the partnership is set to see the creation of new chip architectures that are harder for hackers to manipulate and use to take control of computer systems, meaning it could help to reduce cyberattacks and data breaches. Microsoft and Google are also signed to the programme.
Chip manufacturer Arm has been hired by the Securonix government to help beef up its cybersecurity. As part of Google initiative, the £36m ( £36m ) deal will see Arm develop computer chips that are harder to hack. Microsoft and Google are also signed to the programme.