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Top Stories

Designing Vehicles Virtually
Increasing electronic content will require more simulation to keep pace with growing complexity and continual changes and updates.
Published on September 7th,  2023 by John Koon

Setting Standards For The Chip Industry
Industry veterans examine the inner workings of how standards are created.
Published on September 7th,  2023 by Karen Heyman

Automotive Complexity, Supply Chain Strength Demands Tech...
Relationships in the automotive ecosystem stretch to deep technical developments as the industry pivots to electrification and autonomy.
Published on August 30th,  2023 by Ann Mutschler

AI Transformer Models Enable Machine Vision Object Detection
A system-level view of machine vision will be essential to move the technology forward.
Published on August 3rd,  2023 by John Koon

Creating IP In The Shadow Of ISO 26262
In a field that demands safety compliance and specialized standards, IP and EDA tools must be certified; it's a long and complex process.
Published on August 3rd,  2023 by Karen Heyman

Multiple Hurdles In The Race To 6G
The entire supply chain, from chipmakers to infrastructure providers, will need to work together to avoid fragmentation.
Published on August 3rd,  2023 by John Koon

Wi-Fi 7 Moves Forward, Adding Yet Another Protocol
Wireless technology is getting faster and more reliable, but it's also becoming more challenging to support all of the necessary protocols.
Published on July 17th,  2023 by Karen Heyman

Confusion Grows Over Sensor Fusion In Autos
Multiple approaches are being explored for multiple data types, but it's still too early to say which is best — or whether any of them will short...
Published on July 6th,  2023 by Ann Mutschler

Solving The Last-Mile Delivery Problem
Autonomous roadside delivery robots may increase operational efficiency, accuracy, and customer satisfaction.
Published on July 6th,  2023 by John Koon

Curbing Automotive Cybersecurity Attacks
A growing number of standards and regulations within the automotive ecosystem promises to save developments costs by fending off cyberattacks.
Published on July 6th,  2023 by John Koon

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Round Tables

Why Auto Ecosystem Relationships Are Changing
As ecosystem partners bring their unique technologies and expertise to bear, end consumers will be the ones to benefit. But none of this will happe...
Published on June 19th,  2023 by Ann Mutschler

Auto Industry Relationships Re-Form, But Differently
With the changes in the relationships between automotive players, a new tier of provider is emerging. Here’s what it means.
Published on June 12th,  2023 by Ann Mutschler

Automotive Relationships Shifting With Chiplets
As the automotive ecosystem balances the best approaches for designing in increasingly advanced features, how companies interact is still evolving.
Published on May 24th,  2023 by Ann Mutschler

Chips Getting More Secure, But Not Quickly Enough
Awareness about potential vulnerabilities is increasing, but so is the complexity with heterogeneous integration and the increased reliance on semi...
Published on May 22nd,  2023 by Ed Sperling

IC Security Issues Grow, Solutions Lag
Signing off on hardware security may involve lifetime updates; AI adds unknowns that are difficult to trace.
Published on April 24th,  2023 by Ed Sperling

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Multimedia

Tradeoffs In DSP Design
Architecting chips for maximum performance, low power, and configurability.
Published on August 7th,  2023 by Ed Sperling

New Approaches To Sensors And Sensing
How sensor fusion and AI/ML are changing what can be done with sensors.
Published on August 2nd,  2023 by Ed Sperling

Improving Image Resolution At The Edge
Detecting and classifying more objects with improved accuracy.
Published on May 30th,  2023 by Ed Sperling

LPDDR Flash In Automotive
Why a hybrid memory approach is required for new automotive architectures.
Published on May 15th,  2023 by Ed Sperling

Programmable General-Purpose I/O
Using eFPGAs to extend the life of different blocks and reduce inventory.
Published on April 24th,  2023 by Ed Sperling

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