EDA Sector Cools Off in Q4
The design industry grew over 8% last year, and it might weather the coronavirus downturn. Separately, the SIA said IC revenue is tailing off.
How Are Europe’s Engineers Adapting to Remote Working?
As nations go into lockdown in the hope of slowing the spread of Covid-19, we take a look at design engineers in Europe to see how they are working from home.
uMCPs to Prepare Smartphones for 5G
Micron aims to be ahead of the curve before widespread 5G adoption.
Securing IoT With PUF Technology
Several chip vendors are implementing physically unclonable functions (PUF) to enable security in IoT devices; we looked at two of these approaches.
Neuromorphic Computing System Reaches 100 Million Neurons
Intel has scaled up its neuromorphic computing system by integrating 768 of its Loihi chips into a 5 rack-unit system called Pohoiki Springs.
The Startup Trying to Revive Holography
Holography is coming back — not in the familiar sci-fi movie form of, for example, Princess Leia and R2D2 — but as a commercial head-up display (HUD) for next-generation vehicles to aid drivers and passengers.
IoT Design Gets Smart and Secure Embedded Solutions
Microchip has launched a range of IoT solutions for rapid prototyping by using cloud connectivity for all integrated microcontroller solutions.
India Doesn’t Need Its Own Fab
Observations from a technologist that transitioned into India’s IC design industry during the 90s.
Covid-19: The Power of AI and Big Data
Technology provides powerful tools to stem epidemics and minimize resulting deaths.
30 Years of Cadence India
Cadence has been present in India since 1987, after the acquisition of Gateway Design Automation. How has the company evolved in the country over the past 30 years, and what has changed in the broader ecosystem in India? Jaswinder Ahuja, corporate vice president and managing director at Cadence Design Systems (India) Pvt. Ltd., offers his thoughts on the journey and India’s transformation so far.