Intel's new CEO shakes things up
Dylan McGrath
Brian Krzanich outlines re-org in internal memo two days after taking the helm of the world's biggest chip maker.
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sprite0022
SJSU ranks 315th out of 650 institutions nationwide on the 2012 Forbes America's Top Colleges ...
Top 10 design articles on test and measurement
Janine Love
In celebration of test (one of my favorite topics), take a look at top 10 design articles in the archives.
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London Calling: ST's Bozotti seeks another term
Peter Clarke
I witnessed the unusual sight last week of seeing a CEO discussing his employment with the financial community.
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peter.clarke
What do readers think?
Has Carlo Bozotti done a good job as CEO of ST?
Has he taken too many risks ...
Your chance to win an Exploration & Discovery experience and go behind the scenes at NASA!
Clive Maxfield
Littelfuse's Speed2Design Exploration & Discovery program brings engineers behind-the-scenes at NASA's Ames Research and Johnson Space Centers.
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Max the Magnificent
This sounds like the chance of a lifetime -- I'd already have entered myself, but I'm not allowed to ...
10 tips for a successful engineering resume
Jacob Beningo
Here are some basic tips for handling resumes and establishing an online presence, after all, resumes are no longer limited to simple paper versions.
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Mega-cool Camera Lucida app for the iPad
Clive Maxfield
Initially I assumed that this app was for drawing on the iPad screen … I was so wrong!
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Carolyn Hall Young
The ios Camera Lucida app is an extraordinary and cool tool! I am using it as I work on a painting, ...
Wanted: A cable management tool that works
Kristin Lewotsky
My desk is covered with colorful plastic gizmos that almost completely fail to do the job.
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Preparing for DAC: Technical panels
Brian Bailey
There are eight panels at DAC this year. Which ones should you attend?
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Girish Mhatre reflects on the early days of EE Times
Girish Mhatre
A former EE Times editor-in-chief ('82-'88) and publisher reflects on the days when Gordon Moore keynoted industry conferences and the home PC was a strange notion.
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Tsantes
I remember those days well, Girish.
Achieving inner peace
Clive Maxfield
What does it take to always be cheerful, to ignore aches and pains, to relax without alcohol, and to sleep without the aid of drugs?
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Max the Magnificent
Well, that's very interesting, but what does it have to do with achieving inner peace? :-)
Video: Dancing Lego
Clive Maxfield
This video involves a Raspberry Pi, five servos, and a bunch of Lego…
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Google to Apple: Catch us if you can
Thomas Claburn
Despite a low-key Google I/O conference this year, Google has transformed itself into a company of fearsome focus.
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peter_vandersteegen
fully agree
Could Intel enable $200 Ultrabook?
Dylan McGrath
Market research firm IHS believes the chip giant could reinvigorate the PC industry--if it's willing to sacrifice its own margins.
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dylan.mcgrath
@luting. I'm with you. I would be surprised if Intel went for this.
Slideshow: Energy harvesters lift power from surprising sources
Elizabeth Montalbano
Researchers are coming up with new ways to harvest energy from sound vibration, footsteps, and even electromagnetic fields in the air.
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Just in the nick of Tempus
Brian Bailey
Cadence has introduced a new signoff timing simulator that introduces multi-core path-based analysis that they say will provide a 10X performance increase and 3% reduction in pessimism…
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Yoshida in Japan: Kyocera-Omron-Renesas connections
Junko Yoshida
Will Omron’s chairman be able to save deeply troubled Renesas? That's the $64 billion question swirling around Tokyo.
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JohnM555
Maybe it has got to do with the technology becoming more accessible than it was in 90s - read ...
Taiwan reversing brain drain
R Colin Johnson
Government funded research labs are enticing Taiwan's brightest expats to return in hopes of revitalizing the country as an innovator.
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DrQuine
The music "mood" scheduling APP is very clever - and automates the process that good disk jockeys ...
What were they thinking: exhibiting at DAC
Brian Bailey
Every year there are new companies exhibiting at DAC and we all know that most of them will not be back. Here are two very likely candidates for that list…
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Duane Benson
There was an Embedded Systems Conference a few years back where on of the booths had a genuine T-Rex ...
London Calling: Amazon 'Coins' its own currency
Peter Clarke
Why has Amazon created its own money? A bit of fun, a short-term promotion, or could Amazon be testing the water ahead of a BitCoin-like move?
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Cookie Jar
It seems the brightest and best university graduates are recruited by the financial sector where ...
Rapid progress in silicon photonics standards
Steve Schulz
Silicon photonics sees exciting developments, such as enabling data infrastructure to support codesign of electronics and microphotonics devices in the design tool flow.
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How much of the chip does IP fill?
Brian Bailey
How much content does it take to maker a chip unique? Maybe less than you think.
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Frank Eory
Chip surface area is a poor metric for measuring IP content. The trend of IP blocks -- both licensed ...
Can Samsung overtake Apple in 2013?
Susan Fourtane
Should we admit that there is in fact "a before and after" Apple's iconic CEO Steve Jobs?
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JAK620
I wasted 20 seconds reading this "article".
20 seconds that I will never get back.
The awesome majesty of the universe
Clive Maxfield
A recent science program on the television completely blew me away…
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SteveD_Aus
Chalk me up as one who is not privileged to receive the pictures. (Although Max's noggin comes ...
Altera & Enpirion – great things to come
Clive Maxfield
I just had a briefing with the folks from Altera and Enpirion, and things are starting to make a lot more sense…
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Wearable computers have a long way to go
Jim McGregor
Wearable computers will likely be the next major wave in not only consumer electronics but also full-fledged computing solutions.
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jim@tiriasresearch
thank you for laugh Nicolas. I think too many people are focusing on the size of the display, with ...
