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Cadence Unveils Next-Generation Palladium Z2 and Protium X2 Systems Cadence Design Systems, Inc. announced the Cadence® Palladium® Z2 Enterprise Emulation and Protium™ X2 Enterprise Prototyping systems to handle the exponentially increasing system design complexity and time-to-market pressures. Building upon Cadence’s current industry-leading Palladium Z1 emulation and Protium X1 prototyping platforms, these next-generati...

Smart city cameras with AI chipset to reach 350M in 2025 Share on email According to analyst firm ABI Research, the global installed base of smart cameras with an artificial intelligence (AI) chipset will reach over 350 million in 2025. Photo credit: Freepik.com The inclusion of AI chipsets in security cameras in smart cities will become a norm, with over 65% of cameras shipped in 2025 expected to come with at least one AI chipset. These cameras will feature deep learning (DL) models to automat...

How to protect Americas high-tech edge: Invest in making computer chips The national security implications are clear. We do not want to be reliant on China for critical technology. Rick Boucher and Bob Goodlatte Opinion contributors A divided America needs to see members of Congress working together, across the aisle — perhaps now more than ever. To find bipartisan initiatives, we urge our former colleagues to look at policies that combine innovation — still one of the least partisan poli...

Global Installed Base of Smart City Cameras with an AI Chipset to Reach Over 350 Million in 2025 News provided by Share this article Share this article Security Cameras with AI will be the smart city norm for applications such as intelligent traffic management and preventive threat detection. SINGAPORE, April 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- According to global tech market advisory firm, ABI Research, the global installed base of smart cameras with an Artificial Intelligence (AI) chipset will reach o...

Xilinx expands UltraScale+ portfolio Xilinx has announced that it is expanding its UltraScale+ portfolio for markets with new applications that require ultra-compact and intelligent edge solutions. With form factors that are 70 percent smaller than traditional chip-scale packaging, the Artix and Zynq UltraScale+ devices will be able to address a wider range of applications within the industrial, vision, healthcare, broadcast, consumer, automotive, and networking markets....

5 days ago 340 Views Xilinx announced the company has expanded its UltraScale+ portfolio for markets with new applications that require ultra-compact and intelligent edge solutions. With form factors that are 70 percent smaller than traditional chip-scale packaging, the new Artix and Zynq UltraScale+ devices can now address a wider range of applications within the industrial, vision, healthcare, broadcast, consumer, automotive, and networking markets. As the world’s only hardware adaptable ...

As AMD initiates the official global launch of its 3 rd Generation EPYC enterprise processor family, codename Milan, we spend some time with AMD’s Forrest Norrod to discuss the new processors, how the pandemic has affected adoption, what new features have influenced AMD’s positioning of its new EPYC, and what future challenges are fast approaching the enterprise processors. AMD’s 3 rd Generation EPYC, also known as Milan, offers up to 64 of the latest generation Zen 3 cores in a single so...

Building the ultimate retro computer The MiSTer FPGA project recreates classic hardware Share this story Although I assembled it myself, and its software all comes from an open-source DIY project, in many ways my MiSTer is the most versatile computer I own. It’s a shapeshifting wonderbox that can change its own logic to make itself run like countless other machines as accurately as possible. From old arcade boards to early PCs to vintage consoles, MiSTer developers are devoted to helping it t...

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| About | Andy Patrizio is a freelance technology writer based in Orange County, California. Hes written for a variety of publications, ranging from Toms Guide to Wired to Dr. Dobbs Journal. Storage startup Pliops aims to boost flash performance With backing from Nvidia and Intel, startup Pliops is working to make data-center storage more efficient. Rivals Intel and Nvidia are on the same side when it comes to the funding of a startup that promises to make flash storage orders of magni...