Dialog is to license FlexLogix’ eFPGA technology for use in high volume ICs, and the EFLX Compiler to programme these eFPGAs. EFLX is a low-power fully functional FPGA that is integrated into SoCs, microcontrollers and other standard or custom ICs, rather than serving as a standalone chip. EFLX cores can be used to upgrade I/O ...
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Thanks to the trade war, Qualcomm’s revenues were down 22% y-o-y in Q3, Broadcom’s were down 12.3% – a third consecutive quarter of losses, and. Nvidia’s were down 9.5%, reports TrendForce. AMD and Xilinx were the only two among all U.S.-based fabless companies to display revenue increases. As a result of the continuing shortage of ...
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Imec has presented first standard cell simulation results of its forksheet device designed for sub-3nm logic technology nodes. Compared to nanosheet devices, the reduced n-to-p spacing results in a 10% performance increase. When combined with scaling boosters, the new device architecture will bring logic standard cell height down to 4.3 tracks, which combined with cell ...
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IC manufacturing equipment sales will drop 10.5% to $57.6 billion in 2019 from last year’s historic peak of $64.4 billion but stage a 2020 recovery and set a new high in 2021, says SEMI. Next year equipment sales will have a 5.5% increase to $60.8 billion in 2020 and 2021 will have record revenues of $66.8 ...
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The US has nearly the same ratio of security cameras to citizens as China, according to IHS Markit. China in 2018 maintained its global lead in surveillance camera penetration, with 1 camera installed for each 4.1 people in the country. However, the U.S. was close behind, with a people-to-camera ratio of 4.6-to-1. Taiwan came in ...
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Renesas has launched a Fast Prototyping Board to enable rapid product development for IoT endpoint equipment. The board is based on the RL78/G14 MCU suitable for motor control in portable equipment and IoT sensors, as well as a wide range of IoT endpoint equipment, such as home appliances, industrial equipment, building automation, and health care ...
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AccelerCom, the Southampton University spin-out, has announced general availability of the 5G NR LDPC version of its error correction software which reduces latency up to 16x to support numerology 4 in 3GPP 38.211 and also results in significant power savings for mobile networks with lower order numerology networks. The company’s LDPC IP is optimized and configurable ...
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Tieto and ST are to develop Central Control-Unit (CCU) software for ST’s Telemaco Platform. Over-the-air update needs have led ST to develop the Telemaco family of automotive, multi-processor SoCs and its associated Telemaco3P Modular Telematics Platform (MTP), which provides an open development environment for prototyping advanced Smart Driving applications. The Telemaco3P automotive SoC embeds an ...
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Arm has made a number of predictions for 2020, and here they are: Accelerated movement towards iSim as price becomes lower and customer choice takes priority As more IoT devices come online and volume scales to hundreds of billions of devices, price becomes a factor and enterprises are going to look at iSim as a ...
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WindRiver has announced RISC-V open architecture support for its VxWorks RTOS. VxWorks is the most widely deployed commercial RTOS to have support for the RISC-V open hardware ISA. WindRiver has also joined the RISC-V Foundation, a non-profit consortium chartered to standardize, protect, and promote RISC-V ISA together with its hardware and software ecosystem for use in ...
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