Freescale has said it is licensing image processing intellectual property from Canadian company CogniVue that will be included in processors for ...
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STMicroelectronics has released a development platform for the STM32 F3 family of microcontrollers that includes gyroscope and e-compass sensors.
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David "Dadi" Perlmutter, general manager of the Intel Architecture Group, showed off an intelligent vending machine at the Intel Developer Forum, ...
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A European consortium has developed monolithic 122-GHz radar sensor suitable for use in automotive parking, and distance and speed measurement ...
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The pursuit for the perfect switch faces many process challenges--a closer look inside Intel's latest 22-nm process.
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Microchip Technology launched two new digital audio mixer boards based on low pin count 32-bit PIC32 microcontrollers.
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Finland's VTT Technical Research Center is expanding support for research into electric vehicles, machinery, battery systems, and components of ...
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Mobile electronics is now so densely packed with chips that they can interfere with each other, in particular with touch-screen sensing ICs giving ...
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Researchers the Institute of Microelectronics in Singapore have developed a silicon-based cavity-backed slot antenna that can support data rates of ...
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NXP Semiconductors NV has announced the availability of a stereo Class-D audio amplifier that can provide 136 watts into two by 8 ohms for use in ...
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Power management is hot. The engineering department at the University of Wisconsin-Madison knows it and is taking full advantage.
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Apple scored a big but not complete win in its landmark case with Samsung, winning damages of $1.049 billion from the jury plus a verdict of willful ...
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Globalfoundries is expected to surpass UMC to become the No. 2 semiconductor foundry supplier in 2012, according to projected ranking of foundry ...
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Samsung Electronics plans to invest $4 billion to beef up the company's logic semiconductor fab in Austin, Texas, where it builds Apple's A4 and A5 ...
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OEMs based in the Asia-Pacific region are increasing chip spending in the area at a faster rate than No. 1 global chip buyer Apple—and gaining greater ...
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For the first time in about 30 years, PCs accounted for less than half of DRAM bits shipped in the second quarter, according to IHS iSuppli.
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A heated debate took place during a Beijing forum over the nettlesome issue of intellectual property rights and what China must do to convince the world that it will honor them.
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Japan's troubled Sharp Corp. has asked its labor union to agree a 7 percent cut in wages for the general work force and the company is imposing a 10 percent cut in managers' salaries.
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Researchers at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, in Spain, claimed they have designed a scale that performs electrocardiograms at home for patients with cardiovascular disease.
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Design planning and support company Numetrics has teamed up with UBM Electronics, the publisher of EE Times, to launch SmartPROJECT project management software for embedded systems developers.
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The creators of the Nixie Tube DIY clock will describe how the project was conceived and implemented during a special session at DESIGN East 2012.
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In separate IDF talks, Intel described the system-on-chip variant of its 22-nm process technology but not the Atom-based tablet and smartphone SoCs to be made in it.
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IBM researchers say they have imaged individual bonds between carbon molecules, a technique that could prove valuable in crafting new organic materials.
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PCI Express will ride the MIPI Alliance’s M-PHY to link high-end peripherals in smartphones, tablets and ultrabooks starting next year.
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Intel's Mark Bohr (shown) says the chip maker has found a way to create a 10-nm process technology using immersion lithography and is on track to start making chips in a 14-nm process in late 2013.
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STMicroelectronics announced executive changes, including the departure of Philipe Lambinet (shown), general manager of ST's digital sector, and ...
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Intel is making an aggressive shift toward mobile computing and designing its next- generation core microprocessors with mobility in mind, according ...
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Despite the naysayers continually predicting an end to Moore's Law,Intel Senior Fellow Mark Bohr doesn't envision an end to semiconductor CMOS scaling ...
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I was humbled—and just a bit frightened--to see the Apple and Intel cruise ships pass so closely as they sailed down San Francisco’s Howard St. this week.
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Karen Lightman
New "smart" MEMS microphones enable recording with a quality once reserved only for musicians and rich wannabes with their own private recording studios.
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Peter Clarke
Toshiba is making multiple moves in its chip manufacturing; offering foundry services in Europe and reportedly cutting NAND flash prices just two months after cutting production.
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It has not even been 24 hours since Apple released its latest iteration of the now iconic iPhone, yet according to flash polls and several press releases cluttering up my inbox, “over half of Americans are ‘disappointed’ with the iPhone5,” and believe it brings “nothing new” to consumers.
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Racing engineers can teach their colleagues in other disciplines some useful lessons.
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Chinese telecom giant Huawei expects to spend $2 billion over the next five years creating 700 jobs in the U.K., taking local employment up to 1,500 by 2017.
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Maheen Hamid
Bill Gates and Steve Jobs were both wildly successful with completely different approaches. What works for your business?
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By Andrey Karpov on 09.11.2012
The phenomenon of "The Clever Hans", Mr. von Osten's horse, was described in 1911 [1]. The Clever Hans was famous because of his ability to read and solve
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By Andrey Karpov on 09.10.2012
Many programmers are very fond of blaming the compiler for different errors. Let's talk about it - http://www.viva64.com/en/b/0161/
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By Andrey Karpov on 08.30.2012
For a long time I was worried by some articles on the Internet in which the authors tried to judge about the usefulness of static code analyzers relying on
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By Andrey Karpov on 08.29.2012
Many programmers think that the more error messages a static code analyzer produces, the better. It would be true if all the messages hit the bull's eye, as
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By Rich Krajewski on 08.26.2012
So I install Google Chrome on a couple of machines to try them out, and their "Print Cloud" or "Cloud Print," or whatever the hell they call it. Then I find out
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By cmhcodecamp on 08.26.2012
When: 13 October 2012
Where: TechColumbus
More info: http://columbuscodecamp.com
Code Camp is a community event where developers learn
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By Andrey Karpov on 08.21.2012
To be honest, I don't know what the TPP project is intended for. As far as I understand, this is a set of tools to assist in research of proteins and their
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By Andrey Karpov on 08.19.2012
We have a practice of occasionally re-analyzing projects we have already checked with PVS-Studio. There are several reasons why we do so. For example, we want
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