Although version 2.0 of the Computer Express Link (CXL) standard is just making it into new designs, the next generation, version 3.0

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Hisense Selects Synaptics’ DBM10L Processor For First AI-Enabled Always-On Voice Remote Control

Synaptics Incorporated announced that Hisense, a global leader in consumer electronics and home appliances, selected the DBM10L

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Intrinsic ID Collaborates with Synopsys to Boost SoC Security and Accelerate Time to Market

Intrinsic ID, the world’s leading provider of Physical Unclonable Function (PUF) security IP today announced a renewed collaboration with Synopsys, Inc. to provide pre-verified PUF and hardware secure module (HSM) security solutions that protect connected devices against advanced security threats.

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Many markets – 5G, networking, cloud storage, defense, smart home, automotive, and others – are looking to embedded FPGAs (eFPGA) to save power and reduce cost. 

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A renewed interest in sustainability has revived the long-held dream of a mutually beneficial relationship between our economy and the environment.

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Avery Announces 800G Ethernet VIP virtual network co-simulation platform, enabling SoC pre-silicon validation in real networked application environments

Avery Design Systems announced that its fully-tested Verification IP (VIP) for 800Gbps Ethernet can now be used to perform virtual network co-simulation

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Whenever I visit Silicon Valley, I feel a sense of being part of something. My wife always tells me I am happier in Silicon Valley than I am at home. 

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Synaptics' Brandon Bae gives the lowdown on the SYN4381 Triple Combo wireless system-on-chip.

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Back Market discusses its journey thus far and future plans

Launched in Paris in 2014 by three co-founders Thibaud Hug de Larauze (CEO), Vianney Vaute (CCO), and Quentin Le Brouster (CTO), Back Market has gone on to become a European leader in the refurbished electronics sector.

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It is said that by 2025, IoT devices will be generating an estimated 79.4 zettabytes (ZB) of data. It might seem unrealistic, but once you realize, that anything from smart light bulbs to refrigerators can be connected to the Internet, it all starts to make more sense.

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