Acompany Inc. has appointed Atsuki Momose, one of Japan's top young researchers in the field of hardware-based confidential computing, as Executive Officer and Chief Research Officer (CRO) to oversee research into this field. Leveraging the driving force that Momose has cultivated in the research and development of hardware-based secure computation, the management team will work together to aim for extraordinary business growth. On the same day, Acompany established the Confidential Computing Lab (CC Lab), a research institute specializing in hardware-based secure computation. Momose is the CRO and the first director of the research institute. Also Read: JBCC Launches Multi-Cloud IaaS Security Audit Service For details, please see the press release "Acompany Establishes CC Lab, a Research Institute Specializing in Secure Computing." SOURCE: PRTimes
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