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EE Journal Editors’ Choices for World Maker Faire 2018
Our EE Journal Team is back from World Maker Faire 2018! Every year, we take a trip to World Maker Faire in New York City…
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Power’s Progress
Speed must be feeling pretty unloved these days. I mean, let’s face it: there was a time when the mettle of any decent chip was…
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EE Journal’s Live Coverage of World Maker Faire 2018
Our EE Journal Team went to World Maker Faire 2018! World Maker Faire New York returned for it’s 9th year at the New York Hall…
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0.6V, and Still the Memory Persisted
A big chunk of the vast, imagined IoT (Internet of Things) includes the industrial IoT (IIoT), which is responsible for controlling and monitoring energy-consuming processes…
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The Librarian, the Engineer, and the Supermodel
“Hard work without talent is a shame, but talent without hard work is a tragedy.” – Robert Half Life is not a zero-sum game. There…
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Plunify Cloud-powers Xilinx
As FPGA designs have gone from manageable to humongous, the demands on design tools and design tool expertise has risen exponentially. Long gone are the…
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High Bandwidth, Modest Capacity
Aaaaand… it’s memory time again. I don’t keep up with every release of memory (who could keep up with that without dedicating their lives to…
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A Kit of Its Own: Voler Systems’ Health-Sensor Platform
There’s a reason why I’m sitting in a conference room located on the second floor of a small Sunnyvale office building across the street from…
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Computer Vision 101
“Vision is the art of seeing what is invisible to others.” — Jonathan Swift What started out as an experiment has become an obsession. I…
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Brainchip Debuts Neuromorphic Chip
Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) have been dominating the discussion on AI advancement for the past couple of years. But CNNs have one glaring weakness –…