Embedded Computing Design

Inventors of RISC-V and developers of its first Linux-compatible core wrap up 2017 with upsurge in evaluations of industry's most widely adopted RISC-V IP

Mountain View, CA. In a presentation at the 7th RISC-V Workshop, Esperanto Technologies announced that it plans to develop energy-efficient computing solutions for artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning based on the open standard RISC-V Instruction Set Architecture (ISA). The company’s first RISC-V AI system on chips (SoCs) will leverage 16 ET-Maxion 64-bit RISC-V cores, 4,096 energy-efficient ET-Minion RISC-V cores (each with a vector floating point unit), and be designed on 7 nm CMOS process technology.

Controllers support the IEEE 802.1 Ethernet Time-Sensitive Networking (TSN) standard for deterministic, low-latency communications between controllers and other TSN-enabled systems.

These conformance tests ensure that the device or silicon conforms to the relevant IEEE standards, as well as additional requirements that Avnu has selected as necessary for system interoperability.

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Leti, a technology research institute of CEA Tech, today announced that Emmanuel Sabonnadiere has been named CEO, succeeding Marie-Noelle Semeria

CmStick/BMC is nominated for the Automation Awards at SPS IPC Drives in Nuremberg, Germany

Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) are being incorporated into factory automation. Many of the safety and electronic system reliability issues have already been tackled by the railway industry.

Network functions virtualization (NFV) is an open, software-based approach to building and deploying elastic networks for addressing IoT communications infrastructure needs.

Fast refresh rate, advanced triggering and features, as well as deep memory help these new four-channel scopes break a new price/performance barrier.

Companies of all types and sizes are beginning to choose purpose-built servers over out-of-the-box servers. Many people believe that purpose-built servers are more expensive than off-the-shelf servers, but this is often not true. Companies who design purpose-built servers do so not only because these servers perfectly meet their needs, but also because purpose-built servers will give the best return on investment over time.

IT buyers often find it time-consuming to purchase servers given the many available technology options, physical configurations, and prices. A variety of computer vendors sell off-the-shelf servers aimed at broad categories of buyers. The other major option is custom server vendors where buyers can build servers that meet their exact specifications. How can an IT buyer know which kind of server system will be best for them?

Businesses that embrace the IoT as a regular function of their business have have a leg up on the competition.

Verotec has recently designed and supplied three very different bespoke VMEbus systems for customers operating in the scientific, development and military sectors.

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EnSilica has announced a key innovation that will help the rapid development of autonomous cars. Its eSi-ADAS(tm) RADAR Imaging Co-processor will accelerate the commercialisation of autonomous...

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It is based on the Intel Atom processor C3000 product family offering scalable compute performance and network capabilities suitable for low-power entry-level server platforms.