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An Introduction to Software Prototyping: Unlocking SoC Software Verification with proFPGA CS
1+ day, 22+ hour ago (191+ words) EE Times An Introduction to Software Prototyping: Unlocking SoC Software Verification with proFPGA CS This webinar targets engineering and verification teams looking to accelerate System on Chip (SoC) hardware/software validation through FPGA prototyping. Discover how the Veloce™ proFPGA CS…...
Intel at a Memory Crossroads, Again
2+ day, 44+ min ago (748+ words) Intel, a semiconductor memory pioneer that transformed into a CPU behemoth, is heeding another return to the memory world, which itself has transformed from a highly cyclical commodity business to an AI gold mine. Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan telegraphed this…...
Semiconductor Equipment Turns to Build-to-Print
2+ day, 2+ hour ago (452+ words) EE Times Semiconductor Equipment Shifts To Build-to-Print Manufacturing Build-to-print manufacturing helps semiconductor equipment OEMs scale production, preserve capital, and strengthen supply chains amid rising global chip demand. Semiconductor fabs are expanding to support the rising demand for AI and high-performance…...
Smartphone Makers Squeezed by Soaring Chip Costs
2+ day, 18+ hour ago (790+ words) Apple and its smartphone rivals face a dilemma caused by soaring memory and logic costs that leaves them two choices: swallow losses or fight a pyrrhic battle for market share. âApple no longer commands the buying power it once…...
AI's Next Bottleneck Is Public Consent
2+ day, 23+ hour ago (1341+ words) The AI infrastructure buildout is usually described as a race for GPUs, high-bandwidth memory, substations, transmission capacity, cooling systems, and construction labor. Yet the constraint now emerging fastest may be one that cannot be solved with more capital: public consent....
Using Agents to Maximize NVIDIA Jetson Memory Usage at the Edge
3+ day, 1+ hour ago (578+ words) The alternative is to treat the flexible software stack as part of the memory budget from the start. A structured optimization pass, applied before a developer concludes it needs more hardware, routinely recovers more effective memory than most teams assume…...
Neuromorphic Computing Needs More Than Novel Chips
3+ day, 45+ min ago (663+ words) “I think it’s a fun use of the largest computers to say, ‘Maybe this isn’t the only way computing should be done,'” she says. âI do find it kind of ironic to be using these very large-scale systems that…...
Hong Kong Electronics Fairs Launch in October!
3+ day, 5+ hour ago (361+ words) eetimes.com Hong Kong Electronics Fairs Launch in October! Cutting-Edge Technologies on Display This October, Shaping the Future of Industries The Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) will host two prominent exhibitions from 13-16 October in Hong Kong — the Hong Kong…...
Meta Recycles DDR4 Memory: Can Others Follow?
3+ day, 6+ hour ago (1693+ words) Meta is running compute express link (CXL)-based memory expansion across millions of servers, reusing DDR4 modules pulled from decommissioned machines rather than retiring them. Meta disclosed this approach in a paper published last month and stated that this deployment can cut…...
Building Supply Chain Resilience: Reliable Capacitor Suppliers
4+ day, 46+ min ago (428+ words) As the global electronics industry continues to evolve, supply chain stability is becoming a key consideration for companies when selecting electronic components. As critical foundational components in electronic systems, the supply stability of capacitors is becoming an important factor affecting…...