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events4th Information Security ExpoTokyo, 16-18 May 2007ST Electronics (Info-Security) [STEE-InfoSec] recently participated in Japan’slargest information security show - 4thInformation Security Expo (IST) from 16 to18 May 2007 at Tokyo Big Sight. This exhibitionprovided STEE-InfoSec new businessopportunities as it had been active in theJapan market for the last two years.STEE-InfoSec showcased DigiSAFE’s brandof data-at-rest security products. Theintroduction of its hardware-based diskencryption devices in Japan had createdmuch interest with the increasing importanceof having stored data encryptedto prevent it from falling into the wrong hands through loss or theft ofportable computing devices such as laptops.EMC 2007Beijing, 5-7 June 2007ST Electronics (Info-CommSystems) [STEE-InfoComm]showcased various EMC(Electromagnetic Compatibility)products and solutions at the12th International Exhibition onElectromagnetic Compatibilityin Beijing from 5 to 7 June2007. EMC 2007 is the largestEMC exhibition in China. ThisDigital watermarking solution also showed its popularity for considerationin implementing contents security. We had received many enquirieson utilising this technology in the authenticity of digital images.IX 2007 ConferenceSingapore, 20-21 June 2007Mr Seah Moon Ming, President ofST Electronics, was certainly animatedwhen he shared with the conferenceattendees ST Electronics’ journey into thebusiness of Digital Media and Animation.Mr Seah was invited by the SingaporeInfoComm Technology Federation tospeak at the IX 2007 Conference DigitalMedia Track from 20 to 21 June. Theconference was keen to know how an IT player and systems integratordeveloped a new business focus in Digital Media and Animation.In his presentation, Mr Seah highlighted ST Electronics’ strength inexploiting “dual-use” electronics technologies and ICT and how it hassuccessfully developed solutions that can be applied to both defence andcommercial applications, with more than half of its business today in thecommercial sector.Mr Seah spoke about the path that ST Electronics took from developingsimulation technology into digital animation. He pointed out that simulationsolutions and graphics employed 3D Computer Graphics, ArtificialIntelligence (or AI) and Real-Time Processing and that the key areas inthe Digital Media domain are also built upon these same underlyingcompetencies. He also shared with the audience the challenges that thedigital media and animation industry face.exhibition is organised by ChinaElectrotechnical Society (CES) tostrengthen international businesscooperation and technicalexchanges and to address thegrowing demand for EMCsolutions in various fields such aspower, electronics, automobile,military, IT and other industries.Together with SIEPEL, STEE-InfoComm capitalised on thegrowing awareness of EMC andsurging demands in China toshowcase solutions and productsfor shielded rooms, reverberationchambers, anechoic chambers,radio frequency absorbers andother accessories suitable forvarious industry applications.The exhibition attracted majorlocal and international customersas well as exhibitors from variouscountries such as Germany, Japan,Taiwan, Canada, Switzerland,USA, and Korea.For more information, pleasecontact ST Electronics (Info-CommSystems) at (65) 6567 6769 or email:info_infocomm@stee.stengg.com26 electronics review