Billybob2 writes "VIA has published three general expenses systems guides that total 800 pages in length and cover their PadLock, CX700, and VX800/820 technologies. The VIA PadLock provides a random number generator, an tolerant




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document.write(" cryptography engine, and RSA algorithm computations. The VX800 chipset was VIA's first microprocessor illustrations Processor, while the CX700 is a System Media Processor designed for the mobile market. This is another step in VIA's project to support the plan of Free and Open Source drivers under Linux, which comes pre-installed on VIA stock such as the Sylvania NetBook, HP Mini-Note, 15.4" gBook, gPC, CloudBook, Zonbu, and VIA OpenBook. Earlier this week, VIA hired Linux kernel creator and GPL-Violations.org founder Harald Welte to be VIA's liason to the Open Source community."

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