IoT

Minimal IP cores are meant to serve broader market than IoT, using revised instruction set to increase code density, save on chip memory and enable security

ARM is making a free operating system a cornerstone of its push into selling both more cores and server software to help manage them.

Does the internet of things (IoT) require a change in design techniques? A number of people involved in the EDA industry reckon it does.

Chris Rowen, CTO of the IP group at Cadence Design Systems, expects the internet of things (IoT) to cause a split in approaches to SoC design, one of a set of predictions about the nascent market.

ARM and Cadence have teamed up to show how system-level and implementation-level representations of a mixed-signal design can be linked together and kept in sync as the project progresses.

Despite the swirl of interest in the internet of things progress is likely to be held back by interoperability issues according to speakers at the recent NI Week conference.

Technology from advanced-physics research institute CERN will form part of National Instruments' long-term strategy to improve the ability of distributed systems to support real-time control.

With the aim of accelerating the development of applications and algorithms that harness sensor fusion, startup Sensor Platforms has released as open source its Open Sensor Platform (OSP).

Building the internet of Things will demand collaboration and a healthy ecosystem

Online portals enable ASIC designers to explore IP and delivery options, enabling lower-cost markets such as IoT