Featured Blogs

• The Eclectic Engineer

  

  Better 5G with AI?

  5G is expected to reduce latency further and increase throughput by 1000 times over 4G. 5G, as an aggregation...

• EECatalog - Gears of Resistance

  

  Demystifying Firmware Debugging

  Debugging embedded systems and associated firmware can be more art than science. Is the problem in hardware...

• IoT@Intel

  

  Data Drives Design – Conversations in IoT Architectural Design

  In 2015, there were 15.41 billion connected Internet of Things (IoT) devices around the world. By 2020,...

• Cars That Think

  

  Auto Consultant Lawrence Burns Dishes the Dirt on Waymo

  Burns's book "Autonomy" offers an insider's take on Google's self-driving car spinoff

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• Laying the Foundation for the Lossless Data Center  /   (IEEE Standards Association)

  Written by Roger Marks, Chair, IEEE 802 “Network Enhancements for the Next Decade” Industry Connections Activity Modern data centers are tasked with delivering intelligent multi?media responses to real?time human interactions. Massive amounts of data are being churned and sifted by highly parallel applications, such...

• Putting Computer Vision to Work with OpenVINO  /   (Inside HPC)

  OpenVINO is a single toolkit, optimized for Intel hardware, that the data scientist and AI software developer can use for quickly developing high-performance applications that employ neural network inference and deep learning to emulate human vision over various platforms. "This toolkit supports heterogeneous execution...

• 3Q: Machine learning and climate modeling  /   (MIT News: AI)

  As machine learning expands into climate modeling, EAPS Associate Professor Paul O’Gorman answers what that looks like and why it's important now....

• Blog Post: 3 ways 5G wireless will start unlocking a new technological era next year  /  (TI E2E Community)

  A natural disaster can strike anywhere. After it passes comes the mad scramble by authorities and volunteers to find survivors. It's terribly inefficient manual labor made harder by communications network failures that make locating a person like finding a needle in a haystack. But imagine this: In the moments after...

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