Tag: computing
It creates the ability to allocate slices of a network for specific applications with specific network requirements
Anritsu Corporation in collaboration with InterDigital, Inc. showcases a smart factory use case for 5G New Radio (NR) using network slicing and multi-access...
Application-ready automotive gateway platform for commercial vehicles, mobile machinery and many other functional safety uses
The miriac MPX-S32G274A System-on-Module (SoM) by MicroSys Electronics comes with 1 GHz quad Arm Cortex-A53 cores with Arm Neon technology that is organised in two...
The rated Polymer PTC products meet requirements for high current and low thermal derating in a small footprint
Providing effective overcurrent protection in applications with higher ambient operating temperatures is the new Multifuse MF-FSHT Polymer PTC model family that also...
The two devices use industrial-Grade 3D TLC NAND with a 3000 P/E cycle number for Increased endurance in demanding environments
The new 96-layer 3D NAND flash product series consisting of 3TE7 (DRAM-less) and 3TG6-P (external DRAM and Marvell controller) use...
A new memory device developed by USC Viterbi School of Engineering promises reduced data corruption and has ability to retain data even after power is disconnected
The memory device comprises of asymmetric metal and semi-metallic graphene materials
Memory devices...
The innovation is capable of high-data storage and faster computation as compared to the existng DRAM and SRAM technologies.
In a piece of exciting news for techies in India and around the world, the research team at IIT-Mandi has developed...
Heterogeneous computing refers to systems which use more than one kind of processor or cores to maximise performance or energy efficiency. The processors incorporate specialised processing capabilities to handle particular tasks.
Heterogeneous architectures break away from the traditional evolutionary processor...
In this interview, Satish N Jadhav, Director - IoT, Embedded Sales Group, Intel South Asia speaks to Shanosh Kumar from EFY about the Internet of Things as Intel sees it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tji-LtE7x8s
