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Robert Bosch Engineering and Business Solutions (RBEI) unveiled the new Phantom Edge – an AIoT platform, which combines the power of Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things to provide real-time view of electrical energy consumption, operating usage, electrical parameters, and appliance-level information.

Bosch launches AIoT platform for real-time energy management By IANS Share Bengaluru - Robert Bosch Engineering and Business Solutions (RBEI) on Wednesday launched an AIoT (Artificial Intelligence of Things) platform called Phantom Edge that provides real-time electrical energy consumption, operating usage, electrical parameters and appliance-level information. The AIoT platform, for which the price was yet to be revealed, can be used for real-time energy monitoring in retail, residential, mobi...

Highlights of this Announcement: Arms deployment of Synopsys Fusion Design Platform, including RTL Architect and Fusion Compiler enables early adopters to achieve optimum PPA targets and accelerated tape-out success on the latest Arm Cortex CPUs, based on Armv9, and Arm Mali GPUs Synopsys Verification Continuum Platform speeds software development, verification throughput, and time-to-market for Arm-based designs Silicon-proven DesignWare Interface IP portfolio, with leading power, performanc...

Picked by Techconnects Editors On Tuesday, Arm announced details of the first Cortex-X2 CPU and Mali-G710 GPU cores that will drive future Arm-based smartphones and PCs in 2022. In the latter category, Arm is already making fairly aggressive claims against Intel. Specifically,  Arm claims that its new flagship “performance” core, the Cortex-X2, should be 40 percent faster in single-threaded performance than an Intel 11th-gen Core i5-1135G7 at 15W—essentially as fast as 2020’s mainstre...

Arms supercharged Cortex-X2 CPU takes aim at Intel The new Cortex CPUs and Mali GPUs could power Windows laptops and tomorrows Android flagships. Credit: Arm On Tuesday, Arm announced details of the first Cortex-X2 CPU and Mali-G710 GPU cores that will drive future Arm-based smartphones and PCs in 2022. In the latter category, Arm is already making fairly aggressive claims against Intel. Specifically,  Arm claims that its new flagship “performance” core, the Cortex-X2, should be...

Advanced digital signage has become a familiar part of modern life. But the technology behind the scenes driving those systems consists of high-performance computing integrated in reliable, compact platforms. Makers of signage players, smart displays and other technologies are continuing to evolve their building blocks for crafting impressive digital signage systems.

Chromebooks with NVIDIA RTX graphics, MediaTek CPU might be coming JC Torres - Apr 12, 2021, 10:02pm CDT It hasn’t been approved yet but NVIDIA has just made it known that it is very intent on investing in the Arm computing ecosystem. The company, which does use Arm technology for a few of its own products, just made a rather big announcement of new processors and partners geared towards expanding that ecosystem, from the usual culprits like the DRIVE Atlan for autonomous v...

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Opinion post by Robert Triggs Rumor has it that the Google Pixel 6 will debut Google’s long-rumored custom smartphone silicon, codenamed “Whitechapel.” In other words, the Pixel 6 appears set to ditch Qualcomm’s Snapdragon brand for something built in-house with the help of Samsung’s System Large-scale Integration (SLSI) division. Those are the folks at Samsung that integrate CPU cores, memory, modems, and other integrated circuit components into a single silicon chip (SoC). Pundits h...

Brazil Paves New Semiconductor Path After failing in the fab race, the country has started focusing on less capital-intensive segments. After struggling to get its semiconductor industry off the ground for the last several years, Brazil finally may have found its place in the market with the development of IC design services, memory modules and packaging. Brazil exists well under the radar when it comes to semiconductors. But with little or no fanfare, the nation over the years has been trying ...