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Who Does the Plumbing for IoT?

Who Does the Plumbing for IoT?

Matter, the new IoT application layer spec, is coming to save the smart home, with Amazon, Google, Apple and Samsung joining the bandwagon. But really, who are going to do the plumbing for Matter?
Straight From the Heart: Startup Celtro Eyes Self-Powered Pacemakers

Straight From the Heart: Startup Celtro Eyes Self-Powered Pacemakers

German company’s implantable chip to run on energy harvested from cardiac cells.
Mobileye Radar Image

Imaging Radar Gets a Second Look for AVs

As 3D/4D imaging and software-defined radar emerge, radar sensors are becoming much more useful, with higher resolution.
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Prepare for Unknown Unknowns in This Year’s Chip MarketMobileye Consumer AV Push: Facts Behind the Math?The Inscrutability of Black IcePodcast: What’s the State of Phase-change Memory? Prepare for Unknown Unknowns in This Year’s Chip Market By Bolaji Ojo Analysts expect moderate growth in 2022, but forecasts are tough to pin down due to the market’s opacity… Read More »This Week

Podcast: What’s the State of Phase-change Memory?

By Peter Clarke I was prompted to record this by the news that Intel has begun the sell-offof its non-volatile memory and solid-state drive businesses to SK Hynix, ina $9 billion deal that includes a wafer fab in Dalian, China, and will takeuntil 2024 to complete. Listen to the podcast…
Amnon Shashua, Mobileye CEO, at CES 2022

Mobileye Consumer AV Push: Facts Behind the Math?

Mobileye insists consumer and industrial AV development must proceed in tandem if both sectors are to succeed.
Prepare for Unknown Unknowns in This Year’s Chip Market

Prepare for Unknown Unknowns in This Year’s Chip Market

Analysts expect moderate growth in 2022, but forecasts are tough to pin down due to the market’s opacity and factors beyond the control of chipmakers and their customers.
The Inscrutability of Black Ice

The Inscrutability of Black Ice

No self-driving vehicle could ever be calibrated to sense a danger as sudden, invisible and terrifying as black ice at 70 miles an hour.
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Automotive Chip Drought Alters OEM/Supplier Balance of PowerInfineon: The Case for a More Aggressive StrategyIC Aging and Self-Driving CarTOPS Priorities Shift for ‘Datacenter on Wheels’DMS: The Experts’ View Automotive Chip Drought Alters OEM/Supplier Balance of Power By Junko Yoshida The automotive chip shortage has put semiconductor suppliers in the driver’s seat — at least for… Read More »This Week
Automotive Chip Drought Alters OEM/Supplier Balance of Power

Automotive Chip Drought Alters OEM/Supplier Balance of Power

The automotive chip shortage has put semiconductor suppliers in the driver’s seat — at least for now. But automakers are wising up. They are rethinking relationships with semiconductor suppliers, while redrawing their next-generation vehicle architectures.
Jochen Hanebeck will become a new CEO at Infineon Technologies on April 1, 2022

Infineon: The Case for a More Aggressive Strategy

To keep Infineon a strong European brand for generations to come, the company must bulk up with strategic acquisitions. How to do so given a conservative corporate culture will be the main challenge facing its new CEO.
The DMS Embedding Challenge

DMS: The Experts’ View

At CES 2022 this week, driver monitoring systems (DMS) are adding a wrinkle to the escalating ADAS/AV SoC race. Options of embedding DMS are many. The question is where and how DMS will land in a vehicle.
IC Aging and Self-Driving Car

IC Aging and Self-Driving Car

Engineers are scrambling to ensure that autonomous vehicles will remain safe even as the chips used within them succumb to natural deterioration over time.
Datacenter on Wheels

TOPS Priorities Shift for ‘Datacenter on Wheels’

In the ADAS/AV market, the race to a trillion operations per second (TOPS) continues to escalate. At CES 2022. Ambarella, Mobileye and NXP/Hailo shared their diverging approaches to the TOPS race.
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Intel/Mobileye: Not All Mergers Create EqualsIntel: Time to Break up the MothershipSilicon Labs’ CTO on IoT ‘Catalyst Moments’Podcast: Road to 5-Star DMS RatingThe Letting-Go Dilemma Intel/Mobileye: Not All Mergers Create Equals By Junko Yoshida What’s at stake?Intel acquired Mobileye in 2017 — nearly a year into the two companies’ joint AV development partnership with BMW… Read More »This Week
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Silicon Labs’ CTO on IoT ‘Catalyst Moments’

Besides making IoT devices smarter, what’s still missing in this market? Silicon Labs’ CTO is categorically clear. “Making the technology easy to use. Full stop.”
Intel: Time to Break up the Mothership

Intel: Time to Break up the Mothership

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger may be planning a deeper restructuring of the company than the proposed IPO of its Mobileye unit implies.
Chat with Junko & Bola: Junko Yoshida (left), Colin Barnden (middle), Bolaji Ojo (right)

Podcast: Road to 5-Star DMS Rating

Euro NCAP is using technology to make human drivers into safer drivers. In contrast, the U.S. is pushing to use technology to replace humans as drivers.
The Letting-Go Dilemma

The Letting-Go Dilemma

Americans love the open road. Will drivers ever willingly surrender the wheel and give all our human trust to a machine?
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger (right) and Professor Amnon Shashua, Intel senior vice president and president and CEO of Mobileye, talk during Gelsinger’s visit to Mobileye headquarters in Israel in 2021. (Credit: Mobileye, an Intel Company)

Intel/Mobileye: Not All Mergers Create Equals

When Intel Corp. CEO Pat Gelsinger recently announced Intel’s plans for a public offering of Mobileye in 2022, it was an implicit admission of a corporate mismatch that was already obvious to many electronics industry observers.
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