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Understanding x86_64 Paging (zolutal.github.io)
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Hardware-based Full Disk Encryption (In)Security (www1.cs.fau.de)
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Intel SHA Extensions for hardware offloading of SHA-1 and SHA-256 (software.intel.com)
Russ’ 10 Ingredient Recipe for Making 1 Million TPS on $5K Hardware (highscalability.com)
Stealthy Dopant-Level Hardware Trojans (people.umass.edu)
Hosting backdoors in hardware (blogs.oracle.com)
Why Hardware Development is Hard (danluu.com)
Understanding Intel's Ivy Bridge Random Number Generator (electronicdesign.com)
Hardware Scrambling – No More Password Leaks (lightbluetouchpaper.org)
CLaSH: a functional hardware description language (hackage.haskell.org)
Hackaday Open Hardware Competition (hackaday.io)
Atomic<> weapons: The C++11 Memory Model and Modern Hardware (concurrencyfreaks.blogspot.com)
Eliminating Global Interpreter Locks in Ruby through Hardware Transactional Memory (PPoPP '14) (researcher.watson.ibm.com)
When I was in graduate school, transactional memory was an ivory tower pipe dream, but now it's something that actually exists in hardware you can buy. It seems worthwhile to start learning about how to use it.
PicoLisp in Hardware (PilMCU) (mail-archive.com)
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Accordion: An EDSL for Hardware Instruction Set Extensions (2014.splashcon.org)
Open Hardware Random Number Generator (onerng.info)
Choosing hardware to minimize latency (groups.google.com)