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Using 19th-century math to better predict semiconductor, IoT markets
Using 19th-century math to better predict semiconductor, IoT markets
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Visiting customers in Paris last week, Mentor Graphics' (Wilsonville, OR) Chairman and CEO Wally Rhines gave a talk on the…
Maps for autonomous vehicles
Maps for autonomous vehicles
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Driven by an explosion in in consumer digital services, the most profound of which is set to be autonomous vehicles,…
Maps for autonomous vehicles
Maps for autonomous vehicles
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Driven by an explosion in in consumer digital services, the most profound of which is set to be autonomous vehicles,…
Tinkering with Gompertz’ curves for IoT predictions
Tinkering with Gompertz’ curves for IoT predictions
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Visiting customers in Paris last week, Mentor Graphics' Chairman and CEO Wally Rhines gave a talk on the inaccuracies of…

The basics of Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)
The basics of Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)
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Bluetooth technology has revolutionized wireless communications between devices with its ubiquitous and simple characteristics. It allows devices to communicate without cables while maintaining high levels of security. Because of its…
One manufacturer’s junk is another’s gold
One manufacturer’s junk is another’s gold
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They say that one man’s junk can be another man’s gold and, although one may think that the saying only applies to car boot sales, the maxim also illustrates the…
Startup digs deep learning, snags big backers
Startup digs deep learning, snags big backers
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At a time when “Deep Learning” isn’t just hot but approaching the hype-cycle’s boiling point, nobody should be surprised at the emergence of another deep-learning, vision processing startup.
Mobileye to adopt Imagination’s multicore CPU design
Mobileye to adopt Imagination’s multicore CPU design
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As Imagination Technologies announced the MIPS Warrior I-class I6500 CPU, a novel 64-bit multi-threaded, multi-core, multi-cluster design, Mobileye unveils some details about its yet to come EyeQ 5 SoC for…
Mobileye next-gen CPU to target autonomous cars
Mobileye next-gen CPU to target autonomous cars
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As processor IP company Imagination Technologies (Kings Langley, UK) announced its MIPS Warrior I-class I6500 CPU, a novel 64-bit multi-threaded, multi-core, multi-cluster design, Mobileye (Jerusalem, Israel) unveiled some details about…
Mobileye to adopt Imagination’s ‘heterogeneous inside and out’ MIPS CPU
Mobileye to adopt Imagination’s ‘heterogeneous inside and out’ MIPS CPU
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As Imagination Technologies announced the MIPS Warrior I-class I6500 CPU, a novel 64-bit multi-threaded, multi-core, multi-cluster design, Mobileye unveils some details about its yet to come EyeQ 5 SoC for…
Startup Digs Deep Learning, Snags Big Backers
Startup Digs Deep Learning, Snags Big Backers
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At a time when “Deep Learning” isn’t just hot but approaching the hype-cycle’s boiling point, nobody should be surprised at the emergence of another deep-learning, vision processing startup.
How technology is lost
How technology is lost
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From the Third Punic War, via the humidity of the Caribbean to the perils of proprietorial but careless commerce, Dennis Feucht considers how technology is lost.
Long-range RFID emitter antennas for passive keyless entry systems
Long-range RFID emitter antennas for passive keyless entry systems
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Passive keyless entry (PKE) is among the recent technologies introduced into the automotive sector one of the trendiest. No doubt! Touching the door handle or approaching to it and automatically…
Silicon 60: Aspirational California bounces back
Silicon 60: Aspirational California bounces back
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This year saw the 17th major revision of the EE Times Silicon 60 listing of emerging startups. Peter Clarke picks out this year's trends in the long-running listing…
Gas discharge tubes: old protection in a new bottle
Gas discharge tubes: old protection in a new bottle
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Bill Schweber points out that sometimes the old ways are best ways and sometimes the only ways, although they can be sometimes dressed in new formats. There's the transformer, the…
Analog hacks: sense the world for the Cypress/Hackster design contest
Analog hacks: sense the world for the Cypress/Hackster design contest
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The "Sensing the World Challenge" jointly launched by Cypress Semiconductor and Hackster is a global design competition based around Cypress' CY8CKIT-048 PSoC Analog Coprocessor Pioneer Kit.
Gas discharge tubes: old protection in a new bottle
Gas discharge tubes: old protection in a new bottle
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Bill Schweber points out that sometimes the old ways are best ways and sometimes the only ways, although they can be sometimes dressed in new formats. There's the transformer, the…
Analog hacks: sense the world for the Cypress/Hackster design contest
Analog hacks: sense the world for the Cypress/Hackster design contest
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The "Sensing the World Challenge" jointly launched by Cypress Semiconductor and Hackster is a global design competition based around Cypress' CY8CKIT-048 PSoC Analog Coprocessor Pioneer Kit.
Spacecraft data handling using ARM-based processors
Spacecraft data handling using ARM-based processors
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Earlier this year I attended ESA and NASA FPGA conferences, SEFUW and MAPLD respectively, and one topic which we discussed was the need for a small, low-power, high performing MCU…
Tomtom taps AI to create street map for autonomous driving
Tomtom taps AI to create street map for autonomous driving
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Dutch navigation technology provider Tomtom will collaborate with graphics chip vendor Nvidia with the goal to leverage Artificial Intelligence (AI) to create a highly exact, cloud-based navigation platform for autonomous…
The impact of digital decay for older industrial devices
The impact of digital decay for older industrial devices
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The 80s: an era of double denim, floppy disks and such classics as Don't You Want Me, by The Human League. Back then, the concept of storing the vinyl collection…
Time Sensitive Networks approaches the car
Time Sensitive Networks approaches the car
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During the Ethernet & IP @ Automotive Technology Day organized in Paris by the IEEE Standards Association, Time-Sensitive Networks (TSN) were all the rage.
TSN-MCU integration: who will wait until 2020?
TSN-MCU integration: who will wait until 2020?
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During the Ethernet & IP @ Automotive Technology Day organized in Paris by the IEEE Standards Association, Time-Sensitive Networks (TSN) were all the rage.
The testing tribulations of graphene
The testing tribulations of graphene
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Stronger than a diamond yet a million times thinner than a human hair, the properties of graphene are astounding.
Generate PAM4 signals for receiver compliance testing
Generate PAM4 signals for receiver compliance testing
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56 Gbit/sec links are moving to PAM4 signalling as a way to overcome channel bandwidth issues. As this modulation technique takes hold, you'll need to generate variety of signals to…
EE Times Silicon 60: 2016’s Emerging Companies to Watch
EE Times Silicon 60: 2016’s Emerging Companies to Watch
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EE Times introduces v17.1 of the Silicon 60 list of emerging companies.
Back to $chool
Back to $chool
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Scott Deuty proposes that college education should be free at the point of use and paid for by a tax on corporations that benefit from a well-educated and skilled work…
Segars & Son get happy
Segars & Son get happy
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Simon Segars, CEO of ARM Holdings and Masayoshi Son, chairman and CEO of SoftBank Group Corp. have issued a joint statement by way of a celebration of the sale of…


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