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August - 2017
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- The Evolution of the PCI Express® Architecture: Going Strong 15 years and Five Generations Later
Delivering low-power and scalability performance to next-generation designs The Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) architecture was originally developed in the early 1990s,
July - 2017
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- The Passenger Economy: Challenges Ahead
As horseless cars become driverless cars, plan to see a tremendous increase in productivity in every area that transportation touches today, and in applications yet to be imagined. Early
- Big Data in Autonomous Driving
At SemiCon West Intel Corporationâs Katherine Winter, Vice President of the Automated Driving Group, delivered a keynote that many would think is off-topic from the usual at this
- Gaming: Another Notch towards Respectability
eSports, VR arcades, and competitive gaming for serious prize money form a growing market. Autonomous cars learn to drive by playing Grand Theft Auto. Premium PC gaming performance
June - 2017
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- Open Doors for Universal Embedded Design
Charged with finding cost-effective integration for multicore platforms, the European Unionâs (EU) Artemis EMC2 project finished at the end of May this year. A further initiative
- Growing System-Level Knowledge: Q&A with Micron
Image quality thatâs just so-so from our smartphones is so overâjust one of the reasons mobile device memory and storage must evolve. Editorâs Note: EECatalog spoke with Gino
- Intel Demonstrates Future of High-Performance Computing and Artificial Intelligence Capabilities
As new digital economies continue to rise across industries from biomedicine research to autonomous driving, generating a plethora of data, there is a great demand for high-performance computing (HPC) to advance systems for scalability and agility to support optimal data use in compute, storage, memory, network and security. At the 2017 International Supercomputing Conference (ISC 17), Intel demonstrated that to manage these diverse workloads efficiently, HPC systems will need to evolve to enable new levels of performance, scalability, memory bandwidth and I/O capabilities.
- Docker Containers Ease Cloud and IoT Implementation
Open-source Docker leverages Linux resource isolation features to deliver lightweight, efficient, and repeatable software delivery on complex infrastructure. Three items are key
May - 2017
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- IoT Security: Intel EPID Starts at the Silicon
With a projected 100 billion IoT devices by 2020, security cannot be reliably entrusted to end users or installers deploying millions of IoT devices every month. There are 8.4
- The Eyes of the IoT Rely on Processor Innovation
Manufacturers are increasingly using connected nodes to monitor production on the factory floor, as well as for surveillance, traffic, and retail applications. Seeking processing
April - 2017
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- Hunting the Enemy with ATCA
Not accepting conventional thinking about getting data where itâs needed most is a start. When most people think about information warfare, they probably think of offensive and
- Round Table: Raising Expectations for UAVs and More
One of the challenges our round table participants know well is that of fitting the desired functionality into a small form factor. As you read the responses here, I believe youâll
- Rugged Myths Busted
Top misconceptions about rugged computers and electronics are addressed. Rugged computer and electronics products and systems have been around and employed successfully for decades.
- Gateways for the Internet of Things Speak Multiple Protocols
With multiple wired and wireless communications protocols in use on the factory floor, office, and home, todayâs IoT gateways must speak multiple protocols. As more industrial
- Cloud Computing, Fog Architecture and Why Senior Communities Should Care
Why edge computing and fog architecture are a natural for senior living communities. The idea of remote computing and data storage has been around for a few decades, but in recent
- Embedded Computing Transforms Transportation
Rugged high-performance embedded computers are accelerating the path to driverless cars and other autonomous vehicles. The Internet of Things (IoT) is poised to transform transportation
- Industrial Design Challenge: Pairing Server-Class Performance with a Long-Life System
Adding to production life while reducing complexity and cost turns out to be a job for server class industrial engines that know how to hitch longevity to dual-processor Intel Xeon
- Forging the Pathway to Smart, Small Form Factor Devices
The Intel® Joule⢠System on Module has features honed for the small form factor market that lend size, weight and power consumption benefits to projected display, interactivity with
- Neural Lace: The Ultimate Wearable?
More than just striving to be ahead of competitors is fueling Intel industrial automation, autonomous vehicle, AI, and other achievements. The oldest wearable in technology might
- Delivering “Always On” NFV Solutions without Sacrificing Reliability or Performance
A collaboration of Wind River and GENBAND is helping service providers transition to NFV-based solutions that wrest greater efficiency from the infrastructure and reduce time to market. The
- Capitalizing on IoT Gateway Market Growth
What benefits ensue when you gain the ability to mesh a Cloud API for IoT gateways into any local sensor network? According to MarketsandMarkets, the IoT gateway market is expected
- Dispelling Fear as a Barrier: Q&A with Lynda Grindstaff, McAfee
Making the case for sharing as an effective weapon against the actions that endanger IoT security in industrial, automotive, consumer, and other environments. Editorâs Note: EECatalog
- Mining for IoT/IT Convergence Gold (or Titanium): Q&A with Gareth Noyes, Wind River
Whatâs the best approach to realizing the benefits the Internet of Things (IoT) and Information Technology (IT) convergence can bring to industrial automation? Editorâs note:
March - 2017
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- Car-to-Cloud: Level 5 Autonomy Depends on 5G
Car, cloud, and connectivity are what it takes to advance past Level 4 autonomous driving. Level 5 requires pervasive, low latency, high-bandwidth wireless connectivity. Is a fully
- Virtual and Augmented Reality: Hot or Hype?
If people can get past the goofy headset, VR will open markets for entertainment, education, and marketing to ride a wave of technology with augmented reality and virtual reality (AR/VR).
- What Caught My Eye at Embedded World 2017
This yearâs show starred innovations in automotive, automation, the IoT via carrier boards, and more. More automation was displayed at VIA Technologies, for transportation, home
- An Overview of 5G: What You Need to Know
5G will significantly improve mobile wireless. Standards arenât defined yet, but technologies exist that may provide answers to the (overly?) optimistic demands placed on 5G. Who
- How Modular Fog Servers Advance Industry 4.0
The future of Industry 4.0 systems across all sectors lies in the combination of fog server and real-time technology. Robots, machines and manufacturing systems that are integrated
- Industrial IoT at Scale: What's Really Needed
Why cloud-centric architectures traditionally used in consumer IoT applications fall short when it comes to a larger class of IoT applications, especially those of the IIoT. As the
- Intel: Surrounding Us with Technology, Making Life Better
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