Fujitsu eyes architecture to rival quantum computers
Fujitsu Labs and the University of Toronto are developing a computing architecture to tackle combinatorial optimisation problems.
Parallelisation, probabilistic acceleration give 10kx speed boost
Fujitsu Labs' prototype computing architecture uses conventional semiconductors to solve combinatorial optimisation problems 10,000 times faster.
Tech expands market for Ethernet switches, routers
Flexible Ethernet 2.0 will fill in details of management channels the shims will use to communicate with MAC and PHY…
Programmable analog captures the imagination, just like Lego
With integrated devices, there is often a quandary over what resources to include and what to leave out.
Global information security spending to rise 7.9%
Gartner says that the biggest opportunity for growth will come from security testing, IT outsourcing and data-loss prevention.
Bridging interfaces to solve core IoT challenges
To reach the tens of billions of devices projected to make up the IoT, designers will have to overcome significant…
Future robots to be equipped with ‘muscle’
The Harvard team envisions that the soft robots built with VAMPs could be used to assist the disabled or elderly,…
Programmable ASSPs link displays, mobile image sensors
Lattice's pASSPs combine programmable fabric and programmable I/O for customisation with high-performance MIPI D-PHY cores that can satisfy the demands…