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From Power Supply Block Diagram to Completed Design in 60 Seconds!
There are many things I’ve not really thought about before. I don’t like to boast (I pride myself on my humility), but I bet I’ve…
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Speeding AI and HPC Workloads with Composable Memory and Hardware Compression / Decompression Acceleration
Sometimes I try to capture a column’s intent in a short, snappy title using pithy prose, as it were. I might attempt an aphoristic or…
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Altera announces that Agilex 3 FPGAs are in production and are ready for ordering, immediately
At the recent Embedded World held in Nuremberg, Altera made an announcement and wants you to know two things: Agilex 3 FPGAs are now in…
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Need 3,000A to Power Your Next-Gen XPU?
I wish I were going to attend the forthcoming IEEE Applied Power Electronics Conference and Exposition, which is scheduled to take place next week as…
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A Deeper Dive into Efinix with VP of Marketing Mark Oliver
The FPGA community is tiny. You can count the number of FPGA vendors on one hand, if you neglect to count the three or four…
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Zero-Code Smart Camera and Robot Controller
I can’t believe how fast things are moving in artificial intelligence (AI) space (where no one can hear you scream). As one example, I just…
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Want to know the future of new memories (MRAM, FRAM, PCM)? Tom Coughlin and Jim Handy make predictions
I’ve been following alternative and persistent memory technologies for 40 years. Back in the 1980s, all we had for semiconductor memory was SRAM, DRAM, EPROM,…
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Disrupting AC-DC and DC-DC Power Delivery from Data Centers to the Edge
Believe it or not, I have been known to waffle just a tad before getting to the point. So, suppose we flip things round. What…
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30 minutes with Altera CEO Sandra Rivera discussing the Past, Present, and Future of a major FPGA vendor
FPGA maker Altera declared independence from Intel on February 29, 2024 – Leap Day – and reclaimed its original, storied name in the process. The…
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We Haven’t Got a Plan, So Nothing Can Go Wrong!
As one gets older, one becomes ever more set in one’s ways, and one increasingly uses words like one to refer to oneself. One manifestation…