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  • NextGenLog

    NextGenLog

    #CHIPS: "Intel Application Processors Outperform ARM"
    Published. June 18, 2013

    When you beef-up an ARM processor to run a high-end operating system, such as Windows 8, it looses its low-cost/low-power advantage over Intel application processors, according to ABI Research: R. Colin Johnson @NextGenLog Further Reading...


  • Linux and Open Source

    Linux and Open Source

    Linux continues to rule supercomputers
    Published. June 19, 2013

    If you want a really fast computer, then Linux is your operating system and Intel may be your chip manufacturer....


  • Consumerization: BYOD

    Consumerization: BYOD

    LAPTOP
    Published. June 18, 2013

    Hi to everyone! Long time hasn't been here. I have just purchassed new Laptop / Samsung 17" NP350V5C-S09AU-Intel® Core i7 8GB Memory_1TB HDD 3.4GHz, WINDOW 8 / and for my surprise it's working very slow, even have not installed any program. Take ages to boot, and when tried to run ......


  • Electronics Engineering Video Blog Podcast

    Electronics Engineering Video Blog Podcast

    EEVblog web hosting
    Published. June 18, 2013

    I get many people ask were and how I host eevblog.com and the forum. The answer is HostGator at www.hostgator.com I use one of HostGators dedicated servers to host the wordpress website and forum. It’s an Intel Xeon E3-1220LV2 running at 2.3GHz, with 8GB of DDR3 RAM, 500 GB RAID-1 Drives, with 10 TB of [...]...


  • Electronics Engineering Video Blog Podcast

    Electronics Engineering Video Blog Podcast

    EEVblog web hosting
    Published. June 18, 2013

    I get many people ask were and how I host eevblog.com and the forum. The answer is HostGator at www.hostgator.com I use one of HostGators dedicated servers to host the wordpress website and forum. It’s an Intel Xeon E3-1220LV2 running at 2.3GHz, with 8GB of DDR3 RAM, 500 GB RAID-1 Drives, with 10 TB of [...]...


  • Everything USB

    Everything USB

    Creative Senz3D is Part of Intel's Future for Perceptual Computing
    Published. June 13, 2013


  • Laptops and Desktops Blog

    Laptops and Desktops Blog

    Alienware refreshes gaming laptops with Intel Haswell processors, updated design
    Published. June 11, 2013

    The new Alienware 14, 17, 18 models are built from anodized aluminum and magnesium alloy and feature Nvidia's new GeForce GTX 700 series notebook graphics....


  • Chris A. Ciufo on All Things Embedded

    Chris A. Ciufo on All Things Embedded

    Does Altera Have “Big Data” Communications on the Brain?
    Published. June 5, 2013

    In wireless, wireline and financial “big data” applications, moving all those packets needs prodigious FPGA resources, not all of which Altera had before their recent series of acquisitions, partnerships, and otherwise wheeling-and-dealing. I caught up with an old friend at … Continue reading →...


  • TI E2E Community

    TI E2E Community

    Blog Post: New book focuses on Battery Power
    Published. May 21, 2013

    I sat down this week with Yevgen Barsukov and Jinrong Qian, two of TI’s leading battery technology experts to discuss the release of their new 240-page book, Battery Power Management for Portable Devices (by Artech House publishing -- available now on Amazon). The book provides comprehensive coverage of the latest battery management components and technology used in portable electronics, ranging from smartphones to ultrabooks and tablets and many other designs. According to the authors,...


  • Jack Erickson's Blog

    Jack Erickson's Blog

    The Internet of Things – the Next Growth Driver, Enabled by High-Level Synthesis?
    Published. May 14, 2013

    The electronics industry has enjoyed constant growth while undergoing constant transformation. One of the most significant transformations has been the source of that growth -- from the PC revolution, to the rise of the internet, to mobile computing. The consensus is that the next growth driver is going to be "the internet of things," as many call it. Wired chooses to call it "the programmable world" in their recent article that lays out a vision and a roadmap for getting there....


  • EEBeat

    EEBeat

    Intel talks about new Atom CPU
    Published. May 7, 2013

    by Jim Harrison Intel has announced the Silvermont micro-architecture for Atom CPUs with a 22 nm Tri-Gate SoC manufacturing process targeting low-power requirements in markets from smartphones to the data center. Silvermont is said to enable, on a variety of standard metrics, ~3x peak performance or the same performance at ~5x lower power over the [...]...


  • McAfee Labs

    McAfee Labs

    Emerging ‘Stack Pivoting’ Exploits Bypass Common Security
    Published. May 6, 2013

    [This blog was primarily written by Xiaoning Li of Intel Labs, with assistance from Peter Szor of McAfee Labs.] In February 2013, the Adobe Product Security Incident Response Team (PSIRT) released security advisory APSA13-02. In that report they listed two vulnerabilities (CVE-2013-0640 and CVE-2013-0641) that were widely exploited. At Intel Labs and McAfee Labs we Read more......


  • Mocana Device Blog

    Mocana Device Blog

    Quantum Internet Inches Closer
    Published. February 11, 2013

    Scientists have successfully transferred the quantum information stored in an atom onto a particle of light, a prerequisite to forming a quantum computing-based Internet one day. Researchers Andreas Stute and Bernardo Casabone, both PhD students at the University of Innsbruck say this could be one of the most promising technologies for the construction of an [...]...


  • Mocana Device Blog

    Mocana Device Blog

    Quantum Internet Inches Closer
    Published. February 11, 2013

    Scientists have successfully transferred the quantum information stored in an atom onto a particle of light, a prerequisite to forming a quantum computing-based Internet one day. Researchers Andreas Stute and Bernardo Casabone, both PhD students at the University of Innsbruck say this could be one of the most promising technologies for the construction of an [...]...


  • Tech Deseign Forums Blog

    Tech Deseign Forums Blog

    DATE: Intel and ST stake claims to foundry low power designs
    Published. March 27, 2013

    With both now more dependent on foundry business for their finFET (trigate) and FDSOI offerings, DATE was a chance to push their innovations in low power.The post DATE: Intel and ST stake claims to foundry low power designs appeared first on Tech Design Forum....


  • Frank Schirrmeister Blog

    Frank Schirrmeister Blog

    System to Silicon Verification – CDNLive Gives a Reality Check on How Hardware and Software Meet
    Published. March 8, 2013

    Ever since switching from being a hardware/software chip developer to being an enabler with tools in EDA and embedded software, I was part of a team working towards methodologies and tools to improve the interaction of hardware and software. In December last year -- 15 years in -- I summarized a great year 2012 in a blog "System Design 2012 - Real Users Achieving Real Results!". Well, next week (March 12-13, 2013) CDNLive in San Jose will kick off, and I am happy to report that we will...


  • GreenTech Pastures

    GreenTech Pastures

    Intel leads in green power purchases for fifth straight year
    Published. January 29, 2013

    The high-tech giant sources 3.1 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity from a wide portfolio of clean energy projects including solar, biogas, biomass and wind....


  • To USB or not to USB

    To USB or not to USB

    An explanation of the USB Video Class (UVC)
    Published. December 7, 2012

    At IDF, I talked with Terry Moore, CEO of MCCI.  He explained the USB Video Class (UVC). Video Class, in this case, means moving video from a web camera or digital video camera to another device like a display, or PC, or game console. UVC is built into Windows, Mac OX, Linux, FreeBSD, and the [...]...


  • Pallab's Place

    Pallab's Place

    New Designs Focus on Devices
    Published. May 29, 2012

    In the midst of big chip announcements (Intel’s IvyBridge at 22nm, Nvidia’s Kepler at 7B devices) the discussion has centered on techniques for managing the design of these very large chips. On topic that has not been highlighted, but is apparent in the industry is the resurgence on basic devices and device level circuit design. [...]...


  • Soft Talk - Multicore and Parallel Programming

    Soft Talk - Multicore and Parallel Programming

    And it’s ‘goodnight’ from him…
    Published. December 19, 2012

    After three years of writing here several times a week, I’m going to take a bit of a break from this blog. I’ll be blogging for Develop Online and Mobile Entertainment each week (sponsored by Intel), and this blog will be updated occasionally, but I won’t be able to dedicate the time to it that [...]...


  • Taken For Granted

    Taken For Granted

    Software-Defined Everything
    Published. September 19, 2011

    This week I was invited to speak at an Intel-sponsored symposium at the Technion, Haifa, Israel. The theme of the symposium was “Challenges and Opportunites in System-Level Design and Verification” (see here for an outline of the symposium). I spoke on the theme “Software-Defined Everything: The impact on high-level design and validation”. There were several [...]...


  • Denali Memory Blog

    Denali Memory Blog

    Cadence Video Demonstrates PCIe Gen3 IP Silicon Performance
    Published. August 6, 2012

    It is not often that an IP provider gets to showcase their IP performance in a real product demo. Those laurels usually end up going to the end product that uses the IP. But a recent Cadence video features our PCI Express (PCIe) Gen 3 core running flawlessly in silicon in a real system. We thought we would raise some eyebrows since, as of today, there are very few products in the market that utilize the full power of the PCIe Gen3 protocol, let alone those that have been designed using a commercial...


  • Ran Avinun's Blog

    Ran Avinun's Blog

    CDNLive! -- Israel and the U.S.
    Published. October 25, 2010

    The Cadence Design Network provides a great way to learn about the latest design and verification methodologies offered by Cadence, and the ways customers are using them. I had the pleasure to attend CDNLive! in Israel last week. For me, visting Israel is always an exciting time. In addiiton to the fact that I have a lot of friends and family there and the food is great, it is always facsinating to see such a small country with so much influcence on our industry. Most of the large electronic companies...


  • Steven Brown's Blog

    Steven Brown's Blog

    Cadence Investment in SystemC Continues -- NASCUG SystemC Day at DVCon
    Published. February 24, 2011

    Don't lose touch with what's new in the world of SystemC! Cadence is a long time contributor and sponsor of SystemC initiatives, and that commitment continues to show during next week's SystemC Day and North American SystemC User Group (NASCUG) at DVCon. The conference is being held at the DoubleTree hotel in San Jose, California, February 28th-March 3rd. Cadence has been involved in SystemC initiatives for so long I sometimes forget that not everyone knows the extent of our involvement....


  • Team ESL Blog

    Team ESL Blog

    Intel vs ARM - Did the Embedded Systems Conference India Shed Light on the Battle?
    Published. August 5, 2009

    Being a Brit, Cricket is never very far from my thoughts especially when travelling to India, the biggest cricket mad nation in the world. There is a saying in cricket that you should always think of doing what the opposition would least like, a statement that applies in business too. I was on my way to present a session on Verifying Embedded SW Power Management” at the Embedded System Conference in Bangalore. With the recent activity by Intel firstly joining forces with TSMC to deliver...


  • Conversation Central

    Conversation Central

    The Voices of DAC—Is verification devouring you?
    Published. June 16, 2011

    Guests: John Blyler, Editor in chief of Chip Design and Embedded Intel magazines and the editorial director of Extension Media, Jim Miller, Corporate Vice President of Design Engineering, AMD, David Park, Director, Solutions Marketing, Synopsys and Holly Stump, Chair, Women in Electronic Design Host: Karen Bartleson, Sr. Director, Community Marketing, Synopsys If your browser doesn’t support Flash, [...]...





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