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Developments in Embedded Processors
New Intel Processor Family Extends the Embedded Span of x86
by Tom Williams, Editor-in-Chief
February 2010
With the announcement of a new family of processors and chipsets, Intel is enhancing its CPU offerings for the desktop and mobile space while also tailoring some of them to theRead More...
Advancing Advances in Technology
Tom Williams, Editor-in-Chief
January 2010
Two innovative companies have different takes on what could be called “conventional advanced technologies”—graphics and wireless networks. Both highlight ways these slightly differentRead More...
AMCC Becomes AppliedMicro—with the Focus on Low-Power Processing
by Tom Williams, Editor-in-Chief
December 2009
Electricity—we’re using more of it and it’s costing more. And so much of it that we use is wasted, simply dissipated as heat, which requires even more electricity in the form ofRead More...
Eurotech - CPUs in Specialized Devices
CPU Architectures Bring C Programmability into Formerly Specialized Devices
Tom Williams, Editor-in-Chief
November 2009
Given all the hardware assists that are continually appearing to speed specialized parts of applications such as I/O, signal conditioning, graphics processing, signal processing, etc.,Read More...
Eurotech—from Sensors to Supercomputers
by Tom Williams, Editor-in-Chief
October 2009
What kind of embedded computing company also produces Petascale supercomputers—computers running at over 1,000 Teraflops—and considers them integral to their embedded business? TheRead More...
Advances in Nonvolatile Memory
New Nonvolatile Memory Technologies Poised to Shake up System Design
Tom Williams, Editor-in-Chief
September 2009
What would be the wish list for the perfect memory device? Among the items on such a list would be maximum density and minimum power consumption, read/write speeds that could keep upRead More...