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Microsoft is working with its partners to bring Azure Sphere based chipsets, and it’s estimated that a chipset will not be priced above $10. The very first ship will make its debut under the name MediaTek MT3620, and it’s scheduled to hit the market later this year. Azure Sphere is currently in private preview, and Microsoft is working hard with its partners to build products that will be powered by it. Azure Sphere consists of three elements.
Azure Sphere MCUs
MCUs mix real-time and application processors with built-in Microsoft security tech and connectivity. The chips include custom silicon security tech from Microsoft to provide the maximum level of security.
Azure Sphere OS
The operating system combines the security features flaunted by Windows, a security monitor, and a custom Linux kernel to high-security software environment and platform for brand new IoT experiences.
Azure Sphere Security Service
This is a cloud service and a key element that will guard every device. It will feature device-to-device and device-to-cloud communication via certificate-based authentication. It’s also set to detect emerging threats across the whole Azure Sphere ecosystem via online failure reporting and renewing security all the time via software updates. You can read all the exciting details on Microsoft Azure Sphere and on securing and powering the intelligent edge on the official website. RELATED STORIES TO CHECK OUT:
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