February 05, 2010
Kaspersky Labs uses graphics chips to speed virus sorting (video)
Kaspersky Labs uses graphics chips to speed virus sorting (video)
VentureBeat, By Dean Takahashi
Roel Schouwenberg is a senior antivirus researcher at Kaspersky Lab, the Moscow-based antivirus company that has grown into the fourth-largest in the business. Kaspersky, which entered the U.S. market in 2005, protects 250 million users from cyber threats. It has to analyze tens of thousands of files each day to figure out if they’re variants of known computer viruses.
Kaspersky Labs uses graphics chips to speed virus sorting (video)
KasperskyKaspersky Labs uses graphics chips to speed virus sorting (video)
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