Bringing AI into our lives
Using specialised processors to implement key AI computation tasks such as CNNs.
Architecture & Design
Using hardware secure modules to protect SoCs
Building secure SoCs takes a methodical approach, careful study of possible attacks, and embedded hardware that can provide a Root of Trust
Choosing between DDR4 and HBM in memory-intensive applications
Exploring the tradeoffs between implementing DDR4 and HBM for high-bandwidth memory subsystems.
Fighting the war of escalation in embedded systems security
The challenge for designers is to find ways of providing high levels of security in low-cost devices that have become worthwhile targets because of their role as gateways to more valuable information.
Supporting higher-resolution displays without major system redesign
Using VESA's Display Stream Compression (DSC) standard to enable visually lossless performance and low latency for ultra-high-definition displays.
Using CCIX to implement cache coherent heterogeneous multiprocessor systems
CCIX is a cache coherency protocol, based on PCI Express, for interconnecting high-performance heterogenous multiprocessing systems.
Applying sub-threshold circuit techniques to IoT device design
Operating at near-threshold or sub-threshold voltages reduces static and dynamic power consumption, at the cost of design complexity.
High-resolution visual recognition needs high-performance CNNs
Quadrupling the performance of a dedicated CNN engine within an embedded vision processing core brings more complex graph processing within reach.
Building faster data centers with 25G Ethernet
The rising bandwidth demands of data centres have driven the development of 25G Ethernet, which will also form a pathway to 100G.
The Wally Rhines interview – Part One: Mentor as a Siemens business
Our extended fireside chat with Mentor Chairman and CEO Wally Rhines begins by canvassing his thoughts now the Siemens deal is done.
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