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After many months of testing and analysis
by independent laboratories, I’m
pleased to let you know that the Dolby Digital Cinema system has been recommended
for FIPS Level 3 security certification. FIPS Level 3 certification is a DCI
requirement for digital cinema servers, ensuring the highest level of anti-piracy
protection for the digital movie as it is processed inside the unit. In fact,
due to the specialist design and manufacturing methods required, FIPS Level 3
is one of the toughest DCI requirements for server manufacturers to meet. To
my knowledge, no other server manufacturer has yet announced this level of compliance.
FIPS certification is awarded
by the National Institute of Standards and Technologies after an approved
independent
laboratory has performed extensive analysis of
the design and construction of the unit. This includes attempts to physically
break into the unit and steal the information inside. We’re very pleased
that InfoGard, a NIST-approved lab, has completed its analysis of the Dolby
Digital Cinema system and has found that it meets the criteria for FIPS Level
3. For more details see our press release at http://investor.dolby.com/ReleaseDetail.cfm?ReleaseID=239648.
Meanwhile, work is continuing on the forthcoming Dolby 3D Digital Cinema system,
enabling fantastic digital 3D with a regular white screen. We were delighted
with the reaction to our sneak previews at ShoWest, and look forward to doing
our first European demonstrations at CinemaExpo.
Notable recent projects
featuring the Dolby Digital Cinema system include the German premiere of
Meet The Robinsons
at the Mathaeser cinema in Munich,
a VIP screening of Luc Besson’s Arthur and the Invisibles in a specially-constructed
500 seat cinema at the Ferrari factory in Italy, and 3D installations on large
screens in Australia and New Zealand using dual DLP Cinema projectors.