Leading Us Out of the Darkness
Framework's laptop is designed so a typical user—not an engineer or technician—can easily replace or upgrade any subassembly.
Blog: Electronics Industry Needs to Learn from Gaming
Imagine if the lifelike experience from gaming was created for electronics industry and events. Maybe there would be much greater value for attendees...
Data Transfer Jitters: My New iPhone 12 Experience
I was so nervous about my digital stuff getting from my old phone to my new one that I wasn’t even insulted by the dummied-down instructions...
Neuromorphic Analog Processor for Always-on Smart Sensing Systems
Aspinity has raised $5.3 million in Series A funding to ramp up the deployment of ultra-low power always-on sensing...
E-Waste Recycling on the Move
We generate an astounding amount of e-waste. Some companies, including Apple, aim to do better⋯
Blog: Sometimes Cool Stuff Doesn’t Pan Out
A few years ago, I visited homes of the future and what intrigued me most…
ST Needs to Take Drastic Actions to Boost Margins
ST wants to jack up annual revenue within the next several years by more than 20%, above its projected 2020 sales. But is ST chasing the wrong financial target and ignoring a different metric preferred by investors and shareholders?
Blog: Elon’s Too S3XY for Earth
Elon is a comedian. How else could you describe the CEO of an automaker whose model line-up spells “S3XY,” or who blasts rockets into space with a company phonetically named Spay-seX...
Cloud Cybersecurity for Remote Working In The New Normal
What kind of cybersecurity is needed in the post-coronavirus new normal of distributed hybrid cloud and multi-cloud environments, where remote and mobile workers are involved?
Debunking Myths About Cloud Native Servers
Are data centers, service providers, and chip vendors ready for a cloud native world? There are common myths that may be impeding progress...