10GBase-T gains traction, but still too power hungry
The twisted pair version of 10G Ethernet is on the rise, but high power consumption will dampen some future growth potential.
The twisted pair version of 10G Ethernet is on the rise, but high power consumption will dampen some future growth potential.
Despite strong growth in customers' units shipped and revenues, profit declined at processor licensor Imagination in the 2013 financial year as it ...
Chinese fabless chip company adds PowerVR GPU to its tablet system-chip offering.
Peter Clarke
"Why can't my robot sing and dance at the same time?" asked Professor David May as he proposed a processor that implements a simplified ARM instruction set.
Elizabeth Rader
A seasoned litigator in patent disputes shares advice for engineers about how to testify—and how not to testify--in a deposition.
Simon Barker
How about the smartphone as a cloud resource for toys and more besides? The ubiquity of the smartphone changes the economics and multiplies the possibilities.
Dylan McGrath
Big Blue is being tight lipped as usual about how many employees are getting the ax, but at least some of the jobs being cut are in semiconductor R&D.
Bill Schweber
Engineers have to analyze the likely consumption of potential designs to establish the locus of performance, price, and power tradeoffs.
Peter Clarke
Why is STMicroelectronics segregating and exposing the finances of its better performing 'More-than-Moore" and challenged 'Moore's Law" product groups?
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