Arm acquires ChaoLogix for security reasons
February 07, 2018 // By Peter Clarke, eeNews
ChaoLogix had spent more than a decade developing logic gates that harness the chaos that stems from non-linear physical behaviour. Back in 2010 the company was using non-linear physics to create a single circuit that could generate all possible fundamental logic gate outputs, the so-called "chaogate." At the time the company said the development would have particular significance for data security applications.
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