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DRAM’s Persistent Threat To Chip Security
Rowhammer attack on memory could create significant issues for systems; possible solution emerges.
Published on February 10th,  2021 by Bryon Moyer

Longer Chip Lifecycles Increase Security Threat
Updates can change everything, whether it's a system or something connected to that system.
Published on February 4th,  2021 by Ed Sperling

Bridging The Gap Between Smart Cities And Autonomous Vehi...
Communication, security, and power issues still need to be solved, but there is progress.
Published on February 4th,  2021 by Ann Steffora Mutschler

Edge-Inference Architectures Proliferate
What makes one AI system better than another depends on a lot of different factors, including some that aren't entirely clear.
Published on February 4th,  2021 by Bryon Moyer

Startup Funding: January 2021
$5.4B for 29 companies; autonomous and electric vehicles start the year strong.
Published on February 3rd,  2021 by Jesse Allen

Hard-To-Hire Engineering Jobs
The crunch to find skilled engineers goes fully global.
Published on January 13th,  2021 by Susan Rambo

Car Industry Changing Under The Hood
Auto electronics are becoming more centralized, connected, and complex, and the entire supply chain is realigning around those shifts.
Published on January 7th,  2021 by Ann Steffora Mutschler

Managing Device Certificates Is Becoming Harder
As billions of new devices are connected to the Internet, simple approaches no longer work.
Published on January 7th,  2021 by Bryon Moyer

Electronics Supply-Chain Trust Standards Emerge
Fragmentation is still rampant, but there are signs of progress.
Published on January 7th,  2021 by Bryon Moyer

CEO Outlook: 2021
The semiconductor industry will look and behave differently this year, and not just because of the pandemic.
Published on January 4th,  2021 by Ed Sperling

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Round Tables

Why It’s So Hard To Stop Cyber Attacks On ICs
Experts at the Table: Any chip can be reverse-engineered, so what can be done to minimize the damage?
Published on December 23rd,  2020 by Ed Sperling

Security Gaps In Open Source Hardware And AI
Experts at the Table: Why AI systems are so difficult to secure, and what strategies are being deployed to change that.
Published on November 25th,  2020 by Ed Sperling

Disaggregation And Smarter Chips Shift Liability For Secu...
Chiplets and more data storage in hardware are making security a first-order problem for chipmakers and IP companies.
Published on November 17th,  2020 by Ed Sperling

Dealing With Security Holes In Chips
Challenges range from constant security updates to expected lifetimes that last beyond the companies that made them.
Published on November 5th,  2020 by Ed Sperling

Security Tradeoffs In Chips And AI Systems
Experts at the Table: How security affects power and performance, why AI systems are so difficult to secure, and why privacy is a growing considera...
Published on November 3rd,  2020 by Ed Sperling

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Multimedia

Security In FPGAs And SoCs
How to make it more difficult for cyber criminals.
Published on February 23rd,  2021 by Ed Sperling

Securing ICs With Information Flow Analysis
Tracking how data moves is essential for secure designs.
Published on February 16th,  2021 by Ed Sperling

IP Safe Enough To Use In Cars
A look at the different ASIL levels in safety-critical design.
Published on December 7th,  2020 by Ed Sperling

Faster Inferencing At The Edge
Balancing better performance through hardware-software co-design with flexibility in design.
Published on November 9th,  2020 by Ed Sperling

AI Inference Acceleration
Understanding what’s important for making tradeoffs.
Published on September 14th,  2020 by Ed Sperling

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