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JESD204D: Expert insights into what we Expect and how to Prepare for the upcoming Standard

JESD204D: Expert insights into what we Expect and how to Prepare for the upcoming Standard
by Daniel Nenni on 03-14-2023 at 10:00 am

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Join our upcoming webinar on JESD204 and get insights into what we predict the upcoming JESD204D standard will contain, based on many years of  experience working with JESD204.

Our expert speaker, Piotr Koziuk, has over a decade of experience with JESD204 standards and is a member of the JEDEC Standardization Committee. He will… Read More


MIPI D-PHY IP brings images on-chip for AI inference

MIPI D-PHY IP brings images on-chip for AI inference
by Don Dingee on 03-13-2023 at 10:00 am

Perceive Ergo 2 brings images on-chip for AI inference with Mixel MIPI D-PHY IP

Edge AI inference is getting more and more attention as demand grows for AI processing across an increasing number of diverse applications, including those requiring low-power chips in a wide range of consumer and enterprise-class devices. Much of the focus has been on optimizing the neural network processing engine for these… Read More


Deep thinking on compute-in-memory in AI inference

Deep thinking on compute-in-memory in AI inference
by Don Dingee on 03-09-2023 at 6:00 am

Compute-in-memory for AI inference uses an analog matrix to instantaneously multiply an incoming data word

Neural network models are advancing rapidly and becoming more complex. Application developers using these new models need faster AI inference but typically can’t afford more power, space, or cooling. Researchers have put forth various strategies in efforts to wring out more performance from AI inference architectures,… Read More


DSP Innovation Promises to Boost Virtual RAN Efficiency

DSP Innovation Promises to Boost Virtual RAN Efficiency
by Bernard Murphy on 03-08-2023 at 6:00 am

DSP multi threading min

5G is already real, though some of us are wondering why our phone connections aren’t faster. That perspective misses the real intent of 5G – to extend high throughput (and low latency) communication to a vast number and variety of edge devices beyond our phones. One notable application is Fixed Wireless Access (FWA), promising … Read More


Multi-Die Systems Key to Next Wave of Systems Innovations

Multi-Die Systems Key to Next Wave of Systems Innovations
by Kalar Rajendiran on 03-07-2023 at 10:00 am

Shift to Multi Die Systems is Happening Now

These days, the term chiplets is referenced everywhere you look, in anything you read and in whatever you hear. Rightly so because the chiplets or die integration wave is taking off. Generally speaking, the tipping point that kicked off the move happened around the 16nm process technology when large monolithic SoCs started facing… Read More


Maven Silicon’s RISC-V Processor IP Verification Flow

Maven Silicon’s RISC-V Processor IP Verification Flow
by Sivakumar PR on 02-24-2023 at 6:00 am

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RISC-V is a general-purpose license-free open Instruction Set Architecture [ISA] with multiple extensions. It is an ISA separated into a small base integer ISA, usable as a base for customized accelerators and optional standard extensions to support general-purpose software development. RISC-V supports both 32-bit and … Read More


Physically Aware NoC Design Arrives With a Big Claim

Physically Aware NoC Design Arrives With a Big Claim
by Bernard Murphy on 02-23-2023 at 6:00 am

NoC manual flow min

I wrote last month about physically aware NoC design, so you shouldn’t be surprised that Arteris is now offering exactly that capability 😊. First, a quick recap on why physical awareness is important, especially below 16nm. Today, between the top level and subsystems a state-of-art SoC may contain anywhere from five to twenty … Read More


Area-optimized AI inference for cost-sensitive applications

Area-optimized AI inference for cost-sensitive applications
by Don Dingee on 02-15-2023 at 6:00 am

Expedera uses packet-centric scalability to move up and down in AI inference performance while maintaining efficiency

Often, AI inference brings to mind more complex applications hungry for more processing power. At the other end of the spectrum, applications like home appliances and doorbell cameras can offer limited AI-enabled features but must be narrowly scoped to keep costs to a minimum. New area-optimized AI inference technology from… Read More


PCIe 6.0: Challenges of Achieving 64GT/s with PAM4 in Lossy, HVM Channels

PCIe 6.0: Challenges of Achieving 64GT/s with PAM4 in Lossy, HVM Channels
by Kalar Rajendiran on 02-14-2023 at 6:00 am

Multi Level Challenges

As the premier high-speed communications and system design conference, DesignCon 2023 offered deep insights from various experts on a number of technical topics. In the area of high-speed communications, PCIe has a played a crucial role over the years in supporting increasingly higher communications speed with every new revision.… Read More


Optimization Tradeoffs in Power and Latency for PCIe/CXL in Datacenters

Optimization Tradeoffs in Power and Latency for PCIe/CXL in Datacenters
by Daniel Nenni on 02-13-2023 at 10:00 am

Power Latency Webinar min

PCI Express Power Bottleneck

Madhumita Sanyal, Sr. Technical Product Manager, and Gary Ruggles, Sr. Product Manager, discussed the tradeoffs between power and latency in PCIe/CXL data centers during a live SemiWiki webinar on January 26, 2023. The demands on PCIe continue to grow with the integration of multiple components… Read More