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Title	Interview: Steven Sprague, Trusted Computing Group
Type	Transcript
Source	ITworld.com 07/03/2007
Summary	David Geer recently spoke with Steven Sprague, one of the original founders of the Trusted Computing Group, a nonprofit forum to develop open standards for hardware-enabled trusted computing and security technologies. Steven is a long-time advocate of securing PC platforms via hardware chips. continue

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