Tag: linux

Ansys 2024 R1: Ansys Sherlock and Electronics Reliability What’s New

Ansys 2024 R1: Ansys Sherlock and Electronics Reliability What’s New
by Admin on 02-07-2024 at 10:28 pm

Learn more about the new features in Ansys Sherlock 2024 R1, including PySherlock for scripting and automation, Sherlock’s integration with Workbench, and the availability of Linux, allowing users to choose the operating system best suited to their needs.

TIME:
MARCH 14, 2024
11 AM EDT / 4 PM CET / 8:30 PM IST

Venue:
Virtual

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What to consider when choosing an Enterprise Linux for Embedded Applications

What to consider when choosing an Enterprise Linux for Embedded Applications
by Admin on 05-03-2021 at 2:49 pm

Embedded device manufactures have two types of operating systems available today when choosing embedded Linux: (1) Enterprise-class solutions that have longer release cycles, can be easier to adopt and use, and are full-featured, but are not very customizable. (2) Embedded Linux solutions, like the Yocto Project, often have… Read More

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Linux for Medical Devices Q&A

Linux for Medical Devices Q&A
by Daniel Nenni on 05-04-2020 at 6:00 am
Categories: EDA, Siemens EDA

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As I have mentioned before SemiWiki gets to meet some very smart people and here is another one. Scot Morrison has an MS degree in Aerospace Engineering from MIT specializing in control systems. Today he is the general manager of the Embedded Platform Solutions Division at Mentor, a Siemens business. Scot oversees the Linux®, Nucleus®,… Read More

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IoT in the Cloud with Microsoft and Mentor

IoT in the Cloud with Microsoft and Mentor
by Daniel Payne on 04-27-2017 at 12:00 pm
Categories: EDA, IoT, Siemens EDA

I cycle for fitness five days per week and use the Strava.com site to post my rides, analyze the ride data and chat with other cyclists, however in February this year the Amazon Web Services went down which crashed Strava, making me sad and nervous at the same time. Of course, there are alternatives to Amazon Web Services and the engineers… Read More

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ARM gets wider and more flexible in vectors

ARM gets wider and more flexible in vectors
by Don Dingee on 08-22-2016 at 4:00 pm
Categories: Arm, Events, IP

ARM has a storied history of announcing major architecture changes at conferences far in advance of product implementations to get their ecosystem moving. At Hot Chips 2016, their sights are set on revamping the ARMv8-A architecture for a new generation of server and high-performance computing parallelism with a preview of … Read More

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More on HAPS hybrid prototyping for ARMv8 with Linaro

More on HAPS hybrid prototyping for ARMv8 with Linaro
by Don Dingee on 08-19-2016 at 4:00 pm
Categories: IP, Synopsys

A few weeks ago we previewed a Synopsys webinar describing how they are linking the ARM Juno Development Platform with the HAPS-80 and HAPS ProtoCompiler environment. I’ve had a look at the archived event and have some additional thoughts.… Read More

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The Alphabet Starts With G

The Alphabet Starts With G
by Paul McLellan on 08-12-2015 at 7:00 am
Categories: General

What is the second biggest tech company in the world? If you said Alphabet, you get bonus points. If you have never heard of Alphabet, then perhaps you have heard of Google.

On Monday, Google announced that it was going to reorganize its corporate structure. This would usually provoke a big yawn but this could turn out to be significant.… Read More