3D logic; when to hack a car; market predictions; jittery clocks; Monte Carlo sampling. <\/p>\n
Cadences Paul McLellan checks out how Imec sees the future of transistors and the challenges of 3D logic. <\/p>\n
Synopsys Robert Vamosi gets a lesson on the electronic systems powering modern cars, and considers when its ethical to hack one. <\/p>\n
Mentors Colin Walls takes a look at how to pass data between RTOS tasks. <\/p>\n
Rambus Aharon Etengoff looks at recent semi market predictions, from expanding capital spending to slowing M&A. <\/p>\n
Ansys Paolo Colombo examines why extremely hot weather leaves airplanes unable to fly. <\/p>\n
Coventors Sandy Wen notes that as silicon photonics manufacturing gains momentum, its important to pay attention to process variation issues. <\/p>\n
Silicon Labs Kevin Smith investigates he causes of noisy or jittery clocks and the role of jitter attenuators. <\/p>\n
Intels Ron Wilson considers the difference between a motion and a gesture, and the challenges in making robots move more like humans. <\/p>\n
Nvidias Ahana Dave points to how astronomers are using AI to learn more about the lifecycles of red giants. <\/p>\n
Cadences Arthur Schaldenbrand examines advanced concepts in analog design in a new series, beginning with an overview of variation-aware design and Monte Carlo sampling. <\/p>\n
And dont miss the blogs featured in last weeks Low Power-High Performance newsletter: <\/p>\n
Editor In Chief Ed Sperling observes that memory and processors are still separate, but that could change as the volume of data increases. <\/p>\n
Executive Editor Ann Steffora Mutschler finds its an exciting time to be involved in designing computer vision applications. <\/p>\n
Cadences Vinay Patwardhan zeroes in on ways to optimize for the lowest power in a high-frequency, high-switching design. <\/p>\n
Rambus Sarvagya Kochak contends that alternatives to traditional DRAM are needed to meet the bandwidth and latency demands of the cloud. <\/p>\n
Mentors Progyna Khondkar digs into the fundamental parts of UPF constructions. <\/p>\n
ARMs Kinjal Dave examines the unique system design choices needed to integrate functionally asymmetric compute elements. <\/p>\n
Synopsys Pedro Ricardo Miguel explains how to overcome bandwidth limitations of MIPI DSI with visually lossless compression. <\/p>\n
ARMs Brian Fuller argues that its becoming increasingly important to process actionable data at the edge, not in the cloud. <\/p>\n
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