Interface-type Memristive Device Pushes Neuromorphic Computing Onward
A new interface-type memristive device may be used to build artificial synapses for the next wave of neuromorphic computing.
Getting Out of the Weeds with John Deere’s Revolutionary AI Technology
Chris Padwick learned to code on a Commodore 64 as a farm kid in Saskatchewan. He now leads development of 300 teraflop AI/ML and computer vision solutions that…
Silicon Labs Rolls Dual-band SoC for Long-range Wireless Protocols
A new SoC from Silicon Labs supports multiple protocols and is optimized for Amazon Sidewalk.
DRAM Innovation Treks On as Samsung and Others Scale Production
Semiconductor companies are driving advancements in DRAM, pushing the boundaries of performance, density, and efficiency. Here's some recent examples.
Explore the Y Factor Method for Noise Figure Measurement
Learn about measuring the noise figure (NF) using the Y factor method. We'll dive into using this to find the noise factor, how to calibrate for noise…
Dive Into the BLE PHY Layer—The Basics of Bluetooth LE PHY Radio
Learn about the different Bluetooth low energy (LE) PHY radio modes, their unique characteristics, and how they influence power consumption and range in wireless…
Highlights From RISC-V Summit Europe Point to More RISC-V Abstraction
New innovations from the RISC-V Summit Europe are poised to streamline the design process for open-source processors.
Apple Completes Transition to All In-house Silicon With M2 Ultra SoC
Beneath the hood of Apple's "most powerful Mac desktops ever made" is the final iteration of the company's M2 SoC family.