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Back in 1995 the rigours of SoC design were spawning horror stories as companies refined their sales pitches. “Everyone is talking up their angle,” Chris

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Adobe Stock MIPS’ past may prove problematic but its connection with RISC remains the same, albeit under new management. The interesting and rather checkered history of MIPS continues. Most recently, MIPS has announced the development of an 8 th generation architecture based on the RISC-V platform. MIPS has a long history that doesn’t need to be covered here. So instead, let’s focus on the more recent past when MIPS was bought by Imagination in 2013. Four years later, a China-backed Canyon Bridge bought Imagination. However, the US government opposed the sale o...

Experts weigh in on the direction of 5G and wireless in 2021 and the impact of COVID-19. The advent of 5G is changing the way we will communicate in 2021 and beyond. It is impacting the use of mobile devices, IoT, and sensor technologies in critical industries including communication, automotive, industrial, energy, consumer electronics, wearables, and smart cities. To gain a broader perspective on the benefits and challenges with the rapidly emerging world of 5G and wireless spaces, Design News reached out to a range of experts in the telecom and electronic hardware-software industri...

by Steven Leibson   The deep learning revolution is the most interesting thing happening in the electronics industry today, said Chris Rowen during his keynote speech at the Electronic Design Process Symposium (EDPS), held last month at the Milpitas headquarters of SEMI, the industry association for the electronics supply chain. “The hype can hardly be understated,” continued Rowen. Search “deep learning” on Google and you’ll already get more than three billion hits. (Well, I got 20M for “deep learning” and 451M for “artificial intelligence,” but still, ...