Arm has designed its first production silicon proprietary CPU which sits, in the integration hierarchy between Arm’s IP portfolio and its Compute Subsystems (CSS) products. The processor, designated Arm AGI …
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A PCIe 7.0 clock generator with six-outputs from Diodes features a sub-30fs jitter for next-gen AI infrastructure, the company highlights. The PI6CG33A06 provides a stable reference clock for 128.0 GT/s … The post Diodes PCIe 7.0 clock generator features sub-30fs jitter appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
This witty ad from GEC was in Electronics Weekly’s edition of May 10th 1961: The post Jokes By GEC appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
More companies will be raising semiconductor prices rises, reports TrendForce, quoting multiple sources. According to eTime, TI will raise prices on July 1st and according to Sina increases could range … The post Price rises spread to analogue, discretes and passives appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
There are 135 companies developing AI processors – 99 of them startups and 36 of them public companies, according to Jon Peddie Research (JPR). Investors have committed over $28.8 billion … The post There are 135 developers of AI processors, says JPR appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
There was once a famous scientist who, fleeing from the Nazis, decided to pack a bottle of heavy water which would have been a key ingredient for a Nazi-made atom … The post Fable: The Unwelcome Bottle Of Beer appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Microchip Technology is releasing dsPIC33AK256MPS306 DSCs (digital signal controllers) as part of its dsPIC33A DSC family. The aim is to combine high-resolution control, high-speed analog and security with support for … The post Microchip DSC eyes AI and complex motor control appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
