NXP readies single package solution for 77GHz radar
NXP discusses second silicon flavor for automotive radar, after earlier launch of postage-stamp devices.
Freescale Semiconductor
Mentor’s Wally Rhines on M&A ‘merger mania’
...and why the semiconductor industry hasn't been singularitied down to one MegaSemis Inc even if that's what M&A data suggests.
EEMBC starts work on IoT-node power benchmark
Benchmarking organization EEMBC has kicked off an effort to develop a set of performance tests for edge nodes for the Internet of Things (IoT).
Embedded world wakes up to security
Unsettled by attacks on embedded devices such as the point-of-sale terminals used by retailers such as Target and the potential for hackers to target critical infrastructure, the industry focused squarely on security at this year’s Embedded World in Nürnberg, Germany.
Software firewall demo provides shield against malware
A demo at ARM TechCon showed one way malware could be foiled on systems that run software of uncertain provenance.
ARM unveils superscalar addition to Cortex-M microcontrollers
ARM's latest core, the dual-issue M7 borrows features from the Cortex-R family for safety-critical applications as well as adding the option of cache memory.
Freescale tweaks Cortex-M0+ MCU to squeeze die size down
Freescale Semiconductor has tuned the design of the KL02 microcontroller to produce a new design that is close to 20 per smaller.
ARM reworks Mbed for the internet of things
ARM is making its Mbed online development platform the cornerstone of its push into the internet of things (IoT), with Java as its preferred language.
FinFET shift could drive analog automation as layout effects bite
The arrival of the finFET brings with it simulation and physical restrictions that might lead teams to resort to layout automation to get the job done.
DAC 2013 Preview IX: Manufacturability
A look at what you can learn about design for manufacturability and yield at this year's Design Automation Conference
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