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March - 2019
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- Dell: Serious about Virtual Reality
Dell is advancing AR/VR while making it accessible to gamers, retailers, educators, manufacturers, and more. The world is rapidly changing, using new technology to accomplish more
February - 2019
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- Embedded Systems and Artificial Intelligence are Connecting the Internet of Things
Artificial Intelligence - specifically computer vision and deep learning inference - are driving the evolution of IoT. [caption id="attachment_15042" align="alignleft" width="115"]
- Driving AI at the Edge of Computing
From AI at the edge of IoT to the phenomenal impact of the Intel® Neural Compute Stick, chatting with Intelâs Steen Graham comments on the democratization of AI at the edge. The
- Small Form Factor Computing Rises to Teraflops
The IIoT platform is the glue that pulls everything together and enables new insight. The Industrial Internet of Things (IoT) - or Industry 4.0 - benefits from increasing performance
- Choosing the Right SBC for Your Application
For those unfamiliar with the industry, a single board computer is what it sounds like- a mostly self-contained computing system packaged with necessary components. Selecting the right
- Firmware Security: UEFI Class 3 Improves Protection
Firmware has had to evolve in congruence with Mooreâs Law and is evolving to protect us. Many Intel processors now only support UEFI class 3 BIOS, and all of them will do
- Think about Tomorrow – Today
The COM Express Type 7 standard defined by the PICMG is perfect to develop converged infrastructure solutions for sustainable closed-loop manufacturing. Closed-loop manufacturing
- Why are 8-bit 8051 MCUs still in use?
The venerable 8-bit 8051 microcontroller is still selling in high volumes. What gives? Embedded systems are dynamic regarding efficiency and functionality as every
January - 2019
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- Is VME Dead?
VMEBus has been around for decades. Although VME is not growing exponentially, itâs holding ground. Who is still buying VME, and why? One oft-heard question from customers in the
- CERN Upgrades Particle Accelerator with an FPGA-based PCIe-to-VME64x Bridge
Thanks to an open-sourced, FPGA-based PCIe-to-VME64x bridge, CERNâs existing particle accelerator equipment can now be upgraded with the latest processor performance and remain
- The Impact of 5G on Autonomous Vehicles
What are the ways 5G is set to enhance High Definition (HD) mapping and more? One of the key aspects of 5G is the uplink data rate, which is data moving from the vehicle to the cloud.
December - 2018
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- New Wheel Chair Kit Powered by AI Uses Facial Expressions for User Control
Instead of invasive body sensors, HOOBOX Roboticsâ kit, powered by Intel® AI technologies, uses a 3D Intel RealSense camera mounted on the wheelchair to stream data that AI algorithms
- Everyday Life, Enhanced with Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
Modern technologies are enabling increased automation across multiple markets and enhancing everyday life in myriad ways. Organizations across the world are increasingly adopting and
- Modernizing FPGA Bitstream Authentication
Brief History of FPGA Bitstream Authentication Stratic Random Access Memory (SRAM) based FPGAs now have almost twenty years of history in the design of embedded and, recently, standard
- Build Fast-Booting IoT Solutions with Ease
Slim Bootloader helps speed development with optimizations for the latest Intel®-based IoT platforms. With the huge growth in the Internet of Things (IoT), there are more smart
- Microcontamination, Despite High Yield, Can Cause Long-term Reliability Issues
For 7 nm node chips, any contaminant can make a chip fail. Microcontamination control is the last line of defense for chipmakers, as even a lot yield in the high 90s percent range can
- Gaming Processor with up to 68 PCI 3.0 Lanes
Gaming is serious business. Pro-gamers can compete for a total prize pool of $25.5 million. And a high-performance machine can make a huge difference in an online multi-player game.
- Embedding Security at the Border Checkpoint
How embedded computing solutions are critical for border security. Border security is an important topic these days, and many countries are leveraging technology to improve effectiveness
November - 2018
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- Linux-based Virtualization for IoT Edge Devices
Linux containers, which enable virtualization anywhere, are now a standard tool in cloud development and deployment workflows. One company, balena, has harnessed all that container
- Two Are Better Than One: Dual Technology Architectures Leverage Flexibility to Facilitate Exciting Casino Games
What it takes to achieve a cohesive, certified and highly reliable gaming platform Creative casino gaming developers both large and small are continually looking for advanced technologies
October - 2018
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- A More Convenient World
More options for sharing experiences at events, faster shopping, and eliminating steps at check out Amazon, an online behemoth, is making it increasingly difficult for brick-and-mortar
- Getting a Grip on Robotics
How powerful software modules and high-performance embedded systems can drive the widespread adoption of autonomous, cooperative, and collaborative robots. The Service Robotics Research
- SoC Sees No Shortage of Applications
Why the Intel® Apollo Lake SoC brings the right combination of features to numerically intensive and image capture tasks like those increasingly demanded by virtual reality, autonomous
September - 2018
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- Trends in Digital Signage: Interview with Intel’s Jose Avalos
Mobile devices and social networks are making digital signage more interactive. Information adapts in real time based on location, time of day, online information feeds, and audience
- Automotive Industry Eyes Low-Cost, Low-Latency PCIe for Sharing Resources
The reliable, low-latency and cost-effective PCI Express interconnect is looking attractive to the automotive industry. Advanced features enable connecting processors, NVMe drives,
- From Cable-TV Scrambling to Security: Simple Obfuscation Isn’t Enough
A Dutch company thatâs been securing electronic content delivery for decades wants to bring its experience to IoT. Are pay-TV hackers all that different from hackers of IoT? [caption
August - 2018
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- Tackling Sophisticated Cyberattacks Head On
How open hardware architecture and platform scalability are bringing 100G+ detection and prevention into the IoT era. Meeting New Challenges for Detection and Prevention As network
- USB Complete or USB Confusing?
Is USB too universal? So far we donât have fewer cables, just USB cables. And USB Type-C promises much. One of the first technical books that I read cover-to-cover was not The Art
- Take a Look at the New-Look Signage
There are not many examples where technology makes an original product bigger, but advances in display manufacture are proving to be the exception to the rule. Digital signage has
July - 2018
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- Comparing Hardware for Artificial Intelligence: FPGAs vs. GPUs vs. ASICs
Compare the general pros and cons of hardware commonly used for AI applications. FPGAs are looking good: a free command-line tool makes FPGAs that much easier to work with and dramatically
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