That datacenters are power hogs is not news, especially now AI is further aggravating this challenge. I found a recent proteanTecs-hosted panel on power challenges in datacenter infrastructure quite educational both in quantifying the scale of the problem and in understanding what steps are being taken to slow growth in power… Read More
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The Semiconductor Cycle Snowballs Down the Food Chain – Gravitational Cognizance
-Where are we in the chip cycle? Why is it different this time?
-No one rings a bell to indicate the top or bottom of a cycle
-Could the lack of self-awareness lead to a worse downturn?
-Who will weather the cycle better & come out on top
Gravitational Cognizance
“A cartoon character will not fall until they realize they should
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CEO Interview: Shai Cohen of proteanTecs
Shai Cohen is an entrepreneur and industry veteran, with vast experience in building technology companies from the ground up. He is a co-founder and CEO of proteanTecs, which develops revolutionary Universal Chip Telemetry™ for electronic systems throughout their entire lifecycle. Prior to founding proteanTecs, Shai co-founded… Read More
A Different Perspective: Ansys’ View on the Central Issues Driving EDA Today
For the past few decades, System-on-Chip (SoC) has been the gold standard for optimizing the performance and cost of electronic systems. Pulling together practically all of a smartphone’s digital and analog capabilities into a monolithic chip, the mobile application processor serves as a near-perfect example of an SoC. But… Read More
How Hyperscalers Are Changing the Ethernet Landscape
It’s all about bandwidth these days – fueling hyperscale data centers that support high-performance and cloud computing applications. It’s what enables you to stream a movie on your smart TV while your roommate plays an online game with friends located in different parts of the country. It’s what makes big data analytics run swiftly… Read More
CEO Interview: Johnny Shen of Alchip
Alchip was founded in 2003 by a group of Silicon Valley veterans that followed a similar path of working for semiconductor companies then moving to the EDA/IP/ASIC ecosystem. In fact, I used to play basketball with the Alchip co-founder/chairman during that time and can tell you he is a fierce competitor. Good thing too because … Read More