Google touts Titan security chip to attract cloud clients

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Hopes to lure users away from rivals.

Google touts Titan security chip to attract cloud clients
Google this week will disclose technical details of its new Titan computer chip, an elaborate security feature for its cloud computing network that the company hopes will enable it to steal a march on Amazon and Microsoft. Titan, the size of a tiny stud earring, is installed in each of the many ...

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