heterogeneous processing

As part of its move online during the pandemic, DVCon Europe is introducing what the organizers call Virtual Experience Rooms.

A report put together by Europe's HiPEAC high-performance computing research network argues computing is at an architectural turning point

The latest major release of the EMB2 multicore library introduces C++ wrappers, plugins for GPU programming, and a variety of design patterns

Sonics has developed a version of its power-management IP core for SoCs that adds support for dynamic voltage and frequency scaling, along with the ability to tune settings according to temperature.

Hit by the loss of major client Apple, Imagination Technologies plans to sell off its MIPS and Ensigma divisions. The move signals a shift away from previous plans to diversify out from graphics processors.

A report put together by the European Union's Hipeac embedded architecture research network claims the challenges of highly interconnected embedded systems will call for what amounts to the reinvention of computing.

UltraSoC plans to support the RISC-V open-source instruction architecture with its debug infrastructure and tools.

SoftBank cites IoT as its main reason for buying ARM, but could it change the relationship between customers and the processor designer?

EEMBC has turned its attention to heterogeneous computing with plans to create a new set of benchmarks.

“It’s the time between putting out an open-source ARM core and getting a letter from an ARM lawyer,” says UC Berkeley professor Krste Asanovic. So, some design teams are turning to IP that started out as open source to provide more scope for experimentation.