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Ansys 2023 R2: Ansys Rocky What’s New

Ansys 2023 R2: Ansys Rocky What’s New
by Admin on 07-24-2023 at 4:50 pm

Join us in this webinar to discover all the new features in Ansys Rocky in the 2023 R2 release, which includes new SPH, improved GPU algorithms, and multiphysics coupling with other Ansys products.

TIME:
SEPTEMBER 21, 2023
11 AM EDT

Venue:
Virtual

About this Webinar

Join us in this webinar to discover all the new features in Ansys

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Network generator embeds TensorFlow, more CNNs

Network generator embeds TensorFlow, more CNNs
by Don Dingee on 06-27-2016 at 4:00 pm
Categories: Ceva, IP

Research on deep learning and convolutional neural networks (CNNs) is on the rise – and embedding new algorithms is drawing more attention. At CVPR 2016, CEVA is launching their 2[SUP]nd[/SUP] generation Deep Neural Network (CDNN2) software with new support for Google TensorFlow.… Read More

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TMR approaches should vary by FPGA type

TMR approaches should vary by FPGA type
by Don Dingee on 06-20-2016 at 4:00 pm
Categories: EDA, FPGA, Synopsys

We’ve introduced the concepts behind triple modular redundancy (TMR) before, using built-in capability in Synopsys Synplify Premier to synthesize TMR circuitry into FPGAs automatically. A recent white paper authored by Angela Sutton revisits the subject… Read More

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Chips on the road to deep learning

Chips on the road to deep learning
by Don Dingee on 01-20-2016 at 7:00 am
Categories: Automotive, Ceva, IP

CES has been morphing into an automotive show for several years now. Chipmakers were pitching control solutions, infotainment solutions, then connectivity solutions. Phone makers pitched device integration. Automotive electronics suppliers pitched MEMS sensors and cameras. Now, with a lot of pieces in place, the story … Read More

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Should there be a 5-second IoT chip rule?

Should there be a 5-second IoT chip rule?
by Don Dingee on 01-12-2016 at 12:00 pm
Categories: FPGA, IoT, S2C EDA

Kids have a tendency to put things in their mouths. Any parent can relate to the statement, “Put that down! You don’t know where it’s been!” After the first child, concern usually relaxes quite a bit. People joke about a 5-second rule on the premise if an object was just dropped on the floor, it may not be contaminated yet.… Read More