Intel’s CFO and interim CEO Bob Swan (pictured) has written to customers detailing Intel’s reaction to the shortage of 14nm CPUs. There is a certain amount of scepticism being expressed in the notebook OEM community about whether these measures will alleviate the shortfall. Here is the letter: “The first half of this year showed remarkable ...

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Q2 EDA revenues increased 8.2% on Q1  to $2.39 billion compared to $2.21 billion in Q1, reports the The Electronic System Design (ESD) Alliance. “The EDA industry continues to report growth in Q2, led by double digit increases in the CAE and Printed Circuit Board and Multi-Chip Module categories,” says Mentor CEO Wally Rhines (pictured), ...

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CommScope has opened a lab in Greensboro, North Carolina to  trial PoE applications to verify the performance and safety of the structured cabling systems that support them, especially regarding thermal performance. The lab will also host demonstrations of next-generation PoE applications such as high-definition security cameras, in-building wireless systems and digital signage in collaboration with ...

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 Arm has is collaborating with Xilinx to bring Arm Cortex-M processors to FPGA through the Arm DesignStart program. The move delivers scalability and a standardized processor architecture across the Xilinx portfolio. Arm processors have, of course,  been available on Xilinx FPGAs for decades, so EW asked Arm what is the significance of this announcement. “To date Arm’s ...

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