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“The Trusted Computing Group is an industry consortium that’s
trying to build more secure computers.“It has a lot of members, although the board of directors
consists of Microsoft, Sony, Advanced Micro Devices, Intel, IBM,
Sun Microsystems, Hewlett-Packard and two smaller companies that
are voted in on a rotating basis…”
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