IoT, Security & Automotive

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July Startup Funding
Twenty-one startups raised mega-rounds.
Published on August 7th,  2019 by Jeff Dorsch

Solving 5G’s Thorniest Issues
Incomplete roadmaps and continued uncertainty about millimeter-wave technology make this technology's future hazy, but solutions are in the works.
Published on August 1st,  2019 by Ed Sperling

Where Should Auto Sensor Data Be Processed?
An explosion in data and questions about how to best utilize it are slowing the rollout of autonomous vehicles.
Published on August 1st,  2019 by Ann Steffora Mutschler

New Approaches For Hardware Security
Experts at the Table: Waiting for secure designs everywhere isn't a viable strategy, so security experts are starting to utilize different approach...
Published on August 1st,  2019 by Ed Sperling

June Startup Funding
Fifteen startups raised mega-rounds in June.
Published on July 11th,  2019 by Jeff Dorsch

Tackling Safety And Security
Experts at the Table: Who is responsible for safety and security and what can we do as an industry to make it better?
Published on July 10th,  2019 by Brian Bailey

Edge Complexity To Grow For 5G
Increased interdependence of technologies will drive different architectures and applications.
Published on July 2nd,  2019 by Kevin Fogarty and Ed Sperling

Machine Learning Inferencing Moves To Mobile Devices
TinyML movement pushes high-performance compute into much smaller devices.
Published on July 2nd,  2019 by Kevin Fogarty

How To Automate Functional Safety
Experts at the Table: With both established companies and new players clamoring to play a role in the automotive space, how is the industry moving ...
Published on July 2nd,  2019 by Ann Steffora Mutschler

Who’s Responsible For Security Breaches?
Experts at the Table, part 2: How are we dealing with security threats, and what happens when it expands to a much wider network?
Published on June 24th,  2019 by Brian Bailey

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Round Tables

New Approaches For Hardware Security
Experts at the Table: Waiting for secure designs everywhere isn't a viable strategy, so security experts are starting to utilize different approach...
Published on August 1st,  2019 by Ed Sperling

Tackling Safety And Security
Experts at the Table: Who is responsible for safety and security and what can we do as an industry to make it better?
Published on July 10th,  2019 by Brian Bailey

How To Automate Functional Safety
Experts at the Table: With both established companies and new players clamoring to play a role in the automotive space, how is the industry moving ...
Published on July 2nd,  2019 by Ann Steffora Mutschler

Who’s Responsible For Security Breaches?
Experts at the Table, part 2: How are we dealing with security threats, and what happens when it expands to a much wider network?
Published on June 24th,  2019 by Brian Bailey

Disregard Safety And Security At Your Own Peril
Experts at the Table, part 1: How do automotive notions of safety and security compare to those in avionics?
Published on June 10th,  2019 by Brian Bailey

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Multimedia

Smart NiCs
How to boost performance in network interface cards.
Published on August 5th,  2019 by Ed Sperling

Using Compression For High-Bandwidth Video
How to achieve better performance with no loss in quality.
Published on August 1st,  2019 by Ed Sperling

Inferencing At The Edge
Tailoring automotive neural networks to the data with more efficient processors.
Published on July 31st,  2019 by Ed Sperling

How To Improve ML Power/Performance
The impact of dynamic range, precision and locality on speed and power.
Published on July 12th,  2019 by Ed Sperling

Inferencing Efficiency
How to read AI/ML benchmarks.
Published on July 11th,  2019 by Ed Sperling

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Editor's Note

Who’s In Your Wallet?
Why the breach at Capital One should scare everyone.
August 1, 2019
by Ed Sperling
Flexible Chips

AI Inference Memory System Tradeoffs
TOPS isn't all you need to know about an inference chip.
by Geoff Tate
Building The IoE

Reducing Your Fault Campaign Workload Through Effective S...
Designs must be able to detect random faults and fail safely to meet standard...
by Jacob Wiltgen
Safe, Secure, Smarter Cars

Why Integrated SIM Will Unleash The Secure, Mobile IoT
iSIM enables strong identification and authentication of devices that can act...
by Dana Neustadter
Evolving The Car

AI/ML’s Role In ADAS
AI and machine learning advancements are evolving along with ADAS development.
by Ann Steffora Mutschler
Security Matters

Understanding The Importance Of Silicon Security
Increased complexity practically guarantees that hardware vulnerabilities wil...
July 2, 2019
by Ben Levine
Design Reuse Made Real

Designing In The Cloud
From shared storage to scaling up for peak storage, cloud vendors now offer m...
June 6, 2019
by Ranjit Adhikary
DAC Exchange

DAC: An Exhibitor’s Perspective
Things to think about before and at DAC.
May 8, 2019
by Diana Dearin
NoC NoC

Interconnect Prominence In Fail-Operational Architectures
How do you manage when a subsystem needs to reboot in an autonomous vehicle?
May 2, 2019
by Kurt Shuler
Embedded Thoughts

Mine Cryptocurrencies Sooner, Part 2
What lessons have newer cryptocurrencies learned from Bitcoin that make them ...
April 4, 2019
by Alok Sanghavi
Where Electronics Begins

Where Electronics Begins, And So Much More
Get ready for ES Design West.
February 13, 2019
by Bob Smith

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