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Many Cores but Little Parallelism
Has the much-touted move to many-core systems resulted in an increase of parallel code creation? This question was recently posed by Andrew Binstock, editor-in-chief at Dr. Dobbs: "Will Parallel Code
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New Interfaces, Faster Chips, More Mobility
Intel hints at more fundamental changes at this year's IDF, but the incremental changes are both difficult and hard to discern.
Changing the interface for a computer is no simple task. It can require
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Intel Gets Smart with Smartphones
Intel's used to-be-secret Atom SoC success in handhelds
The 15 year anniversary of Intel's Developers Forum kicked off with a somewhat predictable keynote by Dadi Perlmutter, EVP/GM Intel Architecture
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Semiconductor Equipment Book-to-Bill Nearly Flat; Intel is Up but Flattening
Two bellweather numbers – the semiconductor equipment book-to-bill and Intel's revenue – are trending towards a slim slope growth curve. The former signals that the worldwide semiconductor industry
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Optimize the Cost-Performance of LTE Networking Equipment
To achieve the necessary wire-speed performance for large numbers of virtual networks, the underlying software architecture must provide optimized support for key technologies such as virtualization, SDN
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Highest Performance COM Express® Type 6
3rd Generation Intel® Core™ processor-based platform
Better transcode HD-HD, HD Video Conferencing
Improved Graphics Performance,
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IDF 2012 Shifts Focus to Cloud and Mobility
A wide range of processor types from datacenter to smartphones should enable the accelerated growth of software applications for Intel-based devices.
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Intel Expands Semiconductor IP in Handset Bid
The processor giant seems serious about the handset market as shown by its BIOS collaboration with Phoenix and acquisition of Interdigital 3G patents.
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Optimize the Cost-Performance of LTE Networking Equipment
To achieve the necessary wire-speed performance for large numbers of virtual networks, the underlying software architecture must provide optimized support for key technologies such as virtualization, SDN and DPI.
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Swissbit Readies Next Growth Phase
Firm expands DRAM module and storage lines.
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Security in Intelligent Systems
As the "attack space" increases with the number of connected intelligent systems, so does the need to design in security precautions from the early stages of design.
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M2M Communications with Wi-Fi in the 5 GHz Band
Networks based on 2.4 GHz ISM band standards suffer from the effects of network congestion – data drop-outs, latencies, disconnections and the lesser-known but increasingly important problem of battery
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Life in the fast lane: Linux or Android for automotive infotainment systems?
Linux is probably in a better position to achieve widespread adoption, while Android will continue to make things interesting in the "connected car" segment.
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"Grimm" Creatures Transform Oregon Effects Studio
Portland-based HiveFX must balance technical expertise with graphic artistry to create stunning digital visual effects for NBC's hit TV show, "Grimm."
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EMX Form Factor Unites COM and SBC Camps
By integrating COM Express modules and a new, efficient, stacking I/O connector into a standardized shape, EMX offers advantages to both vendors and customers for new small form factor designs.
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Making it Easier to Make the Right Decisions
Every designer in the process of bringing a product or solution to market is constantly faced with tradeoffs. Deploy quickly or augment the features? Lower the cost or enhance the functionality? These
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High-Performance Graphics Drive Infotainment Design
Small form factor COMs have proven to be broadly applicable to the diverse range of digital signage deployments and application needs characterized by the infotainment arena.
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Embedded Computers in Today's Railway Systems
Compact PCI-based systems for railway applications offer all current PC functions and up-to-date technology, as well as robustness, safety and long-term availability.
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Improve Linux Real-time Performance in Multicore Devices with Light-Weight Threading
The history of real-time embedded Linux has been to prove that Linux can operate as well as a traditional RTOS solution. Linux light-weight threading brings it closer to the goal for the most serious telecom/networking applications.
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USB Aims for Truly Universal
USB is making leaps and bounds to make it a truly universal connector. The mentality of not only advancing current technology, but branching out and re-using IP in new areas has rightly made USB a leader in the industry.
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GENIVI Alliance opens (car) door even further with new Compliance 2.0 spec
Linux-based and fully open, Compliance 2.0 products interoperate and provide "mandatory" system functions in automotive IVI. The Europe-based non-profit GENIVI Alliance exists to create and nurture the...
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Going Native with SuperSpeed
Why access to native 10b data is essential to troubleshooting USB 3.0 designs.
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From Guts to GUI
The consumerization of digital signage applications is driving opportunity from the inside out.
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Selection Criteria for High-Endurance Industrial Storage Solutions
Until recently, high entry-level prices often discouraged the use of industrial SSDs, but thanks to ongoing price optimization they are now becoming more popular as storage media.
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Intel® Atom™ Energizes PC/104
Thirteen PC/104 Consortium members have combined to introduce over twenty-five Intel® Atom™ processor-based products, with more on the way.
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Standards Vie for Mobile Medical Leadership
Qseven modules running Windows or Linux applications on Intel Atom processors provide a proven and accessible path to market for mobile medical devices.
Embedded computer manufacturers are placing their
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Body Area Networking Heats Up in Medical Field
Standards battle brews for wireless chips
For years, chip makers have been waiting for huge growth in the medical market.
So far, though, the medical semiconductor market has yet to see a major boom,
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Facebook Wants New and Cheaper Memories
For years, Intel Corp., and to a lesser extent, the systems and memory houses, dictated the roadmaps in the processor, DRAM and other segments
Traditionally, Intel rolls out a new microprocessor and an
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Network Evolution Challenges
As Ethernet gears up to 10, 40 and 100 Gigabits per second, developers better pull on their running shoes to keep up.
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Internet Minute Drives Packet Acceleration
Intel's latest two-chip Crystal Forest platform adds data packet acceleration to existing telecommunication application and control plane functionality.
Staying true to its telecommunication workload
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