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EE Catalog Tech Videos

  • DesignCon 2010 Video Contest: Another Day In The Life Of an Agilent EEsof EDA Chiphead

    Every engineer wants an EDA tool that's easy to use. But can things go too far? Were the Luddites right in thinking technological progress is a zero sum game? Who's software is easiest to use? Does Godel's incompleteness theorem prohibit a do-my-job button, at least in principle? The definitive answers to these and other epistemological questions are certainly not contained in this (hopefully) hilarious sequel to Colin Warwick's DesignCon 2009 video contest entry.

  • John Blyler interview's Max Domeika from Intel about embedded multicore development

    [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6Vskle9ePc[/youtube]


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