Quinas Technology which is commercialising the ULTRARAM non-volatile memory technology developed at Lancaster University, is using Atomic Layer Etching (ALE) to fab its chips at KAUST Core Labs in Saudi …
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An edge server and PLC controller for industrial automation, field comms and IoT edge applications by Sefra Labs are based on Raspberry Pi 4 and 5. The Strato Pi Plus … The post Embedded: Raspberry Pi duo extends industrial IoT reach appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
I knew nothing about Ghidra, but learning it’s about reverse-engineering (disassemblers and decompilers) made me think I could include this one in the virtual Gadget Master library. It’s The Ghidra Book, The Definitive Guide. The post Gadget Book: The Ghidra Book for reverse engineering appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
What caught our eye these last seven days? Imec getting the world’s most advanced litho tool, Arm taking on Intel with a proprietary server CPU, and SWISSto12 3D printing GEO satellites… The post What caught your eye? Litho tool, Arm competition, GEO satellites appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Siemens says its Veloce proFPGA CS hardware-assisted verification and validation system is helping designers by running and capturing trillions of verification cycles, prior to first silicon availability. “Nvidia and Siemens … The post Siemens cracks verification of FPGA-based prototyping appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
In the last five years, the production of digital computers in Britain has risen from 15 to more than 100 machines annually. So, 65 years ago, started a story in … The post Computer sales growing at 50% per year appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Intel’s efforts in the phone business did not end well, but 21 years ago, the company’s mobile targets were ambitious: ‘Thecnext decade will see the way people interact with computers … The post When Intel Was Bullish On Phones appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
