IoT, Security & Automotive

Top Stories

Auto Industry Shifts Gears On Where Data Gets Processed
How to manage massive amounts of data in real time still isn't clear, but it can't be done in the cloud.
Published on January 9th,  2020 by Ann Steffora Mutschler

Security Risks In The Supply Chain
Trojans, a dual supply chain and industry consolidation are creating new threats for chipmakers.
Published on January 9th,  2020 by Ed Sperling

Can Germany’s Auto Industry Keep Pace?
New technology is challenging decades of engineering leadership.
Published on January 9th,  2020 by Jeff Dorsch

Election Security At The Chip Level
RISC-V-based solution under development, but the very nature of a voting system raises issues.
Published on January 2nd,  2020 by Andy Patrizio

Betting On Hydrogen-Powered Cars
Hydrogen fuel cells will play a role in the transportation ecosystem of the future, but how large a role hinges on infrastructure and application-s...
Published on December 5th,  2019 by Ann Steffora Mutschler

A Trillion Security Risks
Why an explosion in IoT devices significantly raises the threat level.
Published on December 5th,  2019 by Yuri Nagano

November 2019 Startup Funding
Sixteen startups attracted funding rounds of nine figures in November.
Published on December 5th,  2019 by Jeff Dorsch

October ’19 Startup Funding: Mega Harvest
Seventeen startups took in mega-rounds of $100 million or more during October, with a cumulative total of just over $3.2 billion.
Published on November 11th,  2019 by Jeff Dorsch

Planning For Failures In Automotive
Is it better to build expensive parts that are highly reliable, or redundant cheaper parts?
Published on November 7th,  2019 by Ann Steffora Mutschler

How Secure Is Your Face?
Biometrics are convenient and ubiquitous, but they aren't a substitute for good security.
Published on November 7th,  2019 by Yuri Nagano

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Round Tables

Security Tradeoffs In A Shifting Global Supply Chain
How many simulation cycles are needed to crack an AES key? Plus, the impact of trade wars on semiconductor security and reliability.
Published on September 30th,  2019 by Ed Sperling

Why Data Is So Difficult To Protect In AI Chips
AI systems are designed to move data through at high speed, not limit access. That creates a security risk.
Published on September 25th,  2019 by Ed Sperling

The Race For Better Computational Software
Cadence's president, Anirudh Devgan, looks at big shifts toward hardware-driven verification and simulation and the impact of AI on the whole desig...
Published on September 5th,  2019 by Ed Sperling

Challenges To Building Level 5 Automotive Chips
Experts at the Table: The challenges to build a single chip to handle future autonomous functions of a vehicle span many areas across the design pr...
Published on September 5th,  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

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Multimedia

Using Static Analysis For Functional Safety
Why this technology is suddenly so important.
Published on January 15th,  2020 by Ed Sperling

3 Safety Standards For Auto Electronics
Why so many standards and what does each one require?
Published on January 13th,  2020 by Ed Sperling

MLPerf Benchmarks
What the machine learning benchmarking group’s new release means for edge inferencing.
Published on December 11th,  2019 by Ed Sperling

Challenges In IP Reuse
A look at just how complicated third-party IP is today.
Published on December 9th,  2019 by Ed Sperling

CXL Vs. CCIX
How the Compute Express Link compares with the Cache Coherent Interconnect for Accelerators.
Published on December 6th,  2019 by Ed Sperling

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Editor's Note

The Evolution Of Pervasive Computing
IoT, edge and cloud are becoming demarcations for where to process data.
January 9, 2020
by Ed Sperling
Building The IoE

Automotive E/E Architectures Are Key To Continued Innovation
Automotive manufacturers and suppliers will need to adopt a new design method...
by Doug Burcicki
Safe, Secure, Smarter Cars

Using Automotive IP For Easier Integration Of Safety Into...
Examining the differences between systematic verification and safety-related ...
by Shivakumar Chonnad
Security Matters

California’s IoT Law Is A Good Start, But More Need...
Device designers need to prioritize security as a primary design goal of a co...
by Paul Karazuba
Flexible Chips

Where Is The eFPGA Market And Ecosystem Headed?
An overview of this decade's hot new technology and how it is being deployed.
by Geoff Tate
Design Reuse Made Real

Can You Afford To Waste Time On Your Next Design Project?
The importance of being able to identify what IP is being used by which proje...
by Amit Varde
Design Bytes

Open Source Faces Challenges In 2020
Can open source projects ever find a sustainable business model?
by Paul McLellan
NoC NoC

Taking Self-Driving Safety Standards Beyond ISO 26262
If we want to be serious about autonomous vehicles, the safety standard lands...
December 5, 2019
by Kurt Shuler
Evolving The Car

AI/ML’s Role In ADAS
AI and machine learning advancements are evolving along with ADAS development.
August 1, 2019
by Ann Steffora Mutschler
DAC Exchange

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

Mine Cryptocurrencies Sooner, Part 2
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April 4, 2019
by Alok Sanghavi

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