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The demand for neural network processing is requiring SoC hardware innovation across all market segments. These demands bring a new set of IP requirements unique to different segments, including new processors, higher bandwidth memories, high speed interconnect, and optimized architectural configurations. Constantly
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The investment into tackling AI hardware acceleration has grown at breakneck speeds, with many vendors starting 2nd, 3rd, or 4th generation designs. Due to the fierce competition and ever-growing application opportunities for AI, machine learning algorithms, and compilers, architectures are evolving rapidly and branching… Read More
Many of us are now somewhat fluent in IoT-speak, though at times I have to wonder if I’m really up on the latest terminology. Between edge and extreme edge, fog and cloud, not to mention emerging hierarchies in radio access networks – how this all plays out is going to be an interesting game to watch. Ron Lowman, DesignWare IP Product… Read More
Bluetooth®, WiFi, LTE, and 5G technologies enable wireless connectivity for a range of applications. While each offer unique features and advantages, designers need now to decide which protocol to integrate in a single chip after having test the market by using wireless off-chip solutions. Bluetooth 5 builds upon the success… Read More
It’s always a pleasure when a vendor gives a really informative, vendor-independent presentation on what’s happening in some domain of the industry and wraps up with (by that point) a well-deserved summary of that vendor’ solutions in that space. Ron Lowman did just that at the Linley conference on Mobile and Wearables, where … Read More
