Will market and political pressures spell New Year misery for the memory makers? The straight forward answer is yes and whereas extreme market fluctuations in the DRAM market are nothing new there is now the added dimension of political pressures in the form o...

Articles | By Paul Whytock | 22-12-2015

Will market and political pressures spell New Year misery for the memory makers? The straight forward answer is yes and whereas extreme market fluctuations in the DRAM market are nothing new there is now the added dimension of political pressures in the form o...

Insights | By Paul Whytock | 22-12-2015

Three design imperatives when it comes to creating wearable devices for consumers are low power consumption, compact size and a list of functions that will unnerve competitors. In a new development American chip maker Lattice Semiconductor has created an FPGA-...

Articles | By Paul Whytock | 21-12-2015

Three design imperatives when it comes to creating wearable devices for consumers are low power consumption, compact size and a list of functions that will unnerve competitors. In a new development American chip maker Lattice Semiconductor has created an FPGA-...

Insights | By Paul Whytock | 21-12-2015

The body is the enemy of wearable devices Wearable devices such as smart watches, smart glasses and fitness monitors present a specific set of challenges for antennas. Firstly, they are by definition held very close to the body at all times, which poses a prob...

Articles | By Marco Enge | 18-12-2015

The body is the enemy of wearable devices Wearable devices such as smart watches, smart glasses and fitness monitors present a specific set of challenges for antennas. Firstly, they are by definition held very close to the body at all times, which poses a prob...

Insights | By Marco Enge | 18-12-2015

The body is the enemy of wearable devices Wearable devices such as smart watches, smart glasses and fitness monitors present a specific set of challenges for antennas. Firstly, they are by definition held very close to the body at all times, which poses a prob...

Educational | By Marco Enge | 18-12-2015

Altera’s Allan Davidson discusses the HyperFlex architecture, based on Intel’s 14 nm Tri-Gate process, and its advantages. The rate of growth of technology trends is increasing. In the world of high speed networking, 100 Gbps Ethernet is starting to take ov...

By Allan Davidson | 18-12-2015

A new SRAM that could provide the real-time image processing capabilities for future autonomous-driving technologies has been developed by Renesas Electronics. The company has revealed that when testing the new SRAM in a 16nm process, it managed 688 picosecond...

Articles | By Paul Whytock | 16-12-2015

A new SRAM that could provide the real-time image processing capabilities for future autonomous-driving technologies has been developed by Renesas Electronics. The company has revealed that when testing the new SRAM in a 16nm process, it managed 688 picosecond...

Insights | By Paul Whytock | 16-12-2015

Industry analysts reckon that by the end of this decade there will be around 50 billion connected devices operating worldwide. This Internet of Things, as this profusion of connectivity is often called, will mean that a monumental quantity of miniscule informa...

Articles | By Paul Whytock | 14-12-2015

Industry analysts reckon that by the end of this decade there will be around 50 billion connected devices operating worldwide. This Internet of Things, as this profusion of connectivity is often called, will mean that a monumental quantity of miniscule informa...

Insights | By Paul Whytock | 14-12-2015